shared-context-cache-mcp-server
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Scored across 8 tools
Tools are mostly distinct with clear purposes (lookup by key, search by keywords, list by tags, stats, analytics, store, confirm, get trusted). Some overlap between cache_stats and cache_analytics but descriptions differentiate basic vs detailed. Slight potential confusion between cache_lookup and cache_search but key vs keyword distinction helps.
Mix of patterns: most start with 'cache_' but 'confirm_entry' and 'get_trusted' lack the prefix. Some use verb_noun (cache_lookup, cache_store), others noun (cache_stats, cache_analytics). Inconsistent use of verbs and nouns across the set.
8 tools is well-scoped for a shared cache server: core operations like store, lookup, search, list, stats, and trust-related tools (confirm, get_trusted, analytics). Each tool serves a clear purpose without being overloaded.
Covers essential caching operations but lacks a delete or update tool. Agents cannot remove or modify cached entries directly. The trust mechanism is well-supported, but missing eviction could lead to stale data accumulation.