MCP Spine
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TDQS
Scored across 2 tools
spine_set_context and spine_recall have completely distinct roles: one writes/updates the current work context and changes tool visibility, the other reads cached results from prior calls. There is no overlap or plausible selection confusion.
Both tool names follow the same spine_<verb> pattern and use snake_case. The verbs set_context and recall are clear and parallel, so an agent can predict tool naming.
At two tools, the server is below the typical 3-15 tool range, but the scope is narrow and each tool serves one essential function: updating context and recalling cached results. The count is slightly under but still reasonable for its purpose.
The server covers the core context-setting and cache-recall workflows without obvious dead ends. Minor gaps exist (no explicit clear-context or clear-cache operation), but set_context can overwrite context and recall covers the main retrieval need.