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Scored across 6 tools
Each tool serves a distinct purpose: searching, fetching by ID, listing maps, retrieving citations, running raw queries, and getting the schema. The overlap between graphql and the other tools is explicitly framed as a fallback for advanced questions, preventing confusion.
Most tools follow the verb_noun pattern: search_notes, get_note, list_maps, get_citations, get_schema. The sole exception is 'graphql', which is a single noun rather than verb_noun, but it's an accepted name for a query tool and doesn't break the overall consistency.
Six tools is well-scoped for a knowledge-base server. Each tool covers a distinct access pattern, and there are no redundant or missing utilities that would bloat or thin the interface.
The server covers the core workflows: searching, retrieving, browsing structure, verifying citations, and advanced graph queries. The graphql tool fills most gaps (e.g., listing all notes, aggregations), though a dedicated 'list all notes' tool would be a minor convenience.