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Scored across 14 tools
Multiple tools for semantic retrieval (dakera_search, dakera_recall) and search variants (fulltext, hybrid, batch_recall) have heavily overlapping purposes, making it hard to decide which to call. The distinction between search and recall is subtle and likely to cause misselection.
All tools share the dakera_ prefix, but the verb/noun structure is inconsistent: some use bare verbs (search, store, recall, forget, extract), some compound verbs (batch_recall, session_start), and some noun phrases (knowledge_graph, fulltext_search). 'fulltext_search' also lacks an underscore convention.
14 tools is within the typical 3–15 range and reasonable for a memory server covering storage, retrieval, sessions, extraction, and tool discovery, though slightly on the higher side.
The surface covers core memory operations (store, forget, multiple retrieval modes), sessions, knowledge graph construction, extraction, and tool metadata. It lacks an explicit update or get-by-id operation, but the provided features are largely sufficient for the domain.