ZeroDB Agent Memory MCP Server
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Scored across 18 tools
Several memory retrieval tools (search_memory, semantic_search, synthesize_context) have overlapping objectives, differing mainly in input format and output granularity. The plan and external integration tools are clearly distinct, but the search variants create ambiguity for agents.
Most tools use a zerodb_ prefix, but the verb-noun pattern is inconsistent: store_memory is verb-first while plan_create and slack_send are noun-first. Semantic_search uses an adjective rather than a verb, further deviating from a consistent convention.
With 18 tools, the server offers a broad surface for memory management plus external integrations. While not excessive, the count is in the 16-25 borderline range and feels heavy for a memory-focused server.
Core memory operations (store, search, retrieve context, clear) are well covered, and plan artifacts include CRUD plus history. However, there is no plan delete or listing, no individual memory deletion, and external service integrations only expose a single action each, leaving notable gaps.