secretary-mcp
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Scored across 3 tools
ask_memory and ask_web are cleanly separated by information source (local notes vs internet), and delegate is positioned as a general multi-step task handoff rather than a simple query. There is some overlap because delegate can also search the web and touch memory, but the descriptions make the intended use cases clear.
ask_memory and ask_web follow a clear ask_<source> pattern, while delegate breaks the ask_ prefix but still uses a single, readable verb that signals a different kind of action. The naming is consistent in style (lowercase snake_case) and easy to predict.
Three tools is on the lean side for a 'secretary' server, but each tool covers a broad, high-level capability: recall, research, and delegation. The count feels slightly under-scoped rather than excessive, and no tool feels redundant.
The tool surface covers core secretary workflows like recalling stored information, researching current facts, and handing off messy tasks. However, there is no direct tool to save/update/delete memories—write access only exists indirectly through delegate—and broader secretary features like task or calendar management are absent.