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Scored across 30 tools
Multiple tool families have overlapping boundaries: store_memory/store_case/store_workflow_pattern/store_skill/batch_store/promote_memory all persist memories, distill_memory vs brief_memory vs distill_session all synthesize content, list_pins vs list_assets overlap, and data_checkup/memory_lint/memory_stats are all diagnostics. Descriptions help, but an agent can easily misselect within these clusters.
All names are snake_case, which aids readability, but the convention is mixed: some are verb-first (store_memory, list_assets, search_memory), others are noun-first (data_checkup, memory_stats, memory_drill_down, checkpoint_session, latest_checkpoint), and one is a whimsical standalone verb (dream).
At 30 tools the surface is heavy for a memory server, and several clusters (five-plus store variants, multiple diagnostics, multiple list tools) earn their place only marginally over consolidated alternatives. The count exceeds the 25-tool threshold for a well-scoped set.
Coverage is broad: capture, store, search, retrieve, drill-down, delete, pin, export/import, consolidate, checkpoint/resume, reminders, skills, patterns, cases, stats, and linting. The main gap is no direct update/edit tool for existing memory content, and asset-level deletion is not exposed beyond forget_memory.