memento-context
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TDQS
Scored across 8 tools
Tools are largely distinct: init/get/save/delete/move cover clear lifecycle operations, and attachment/conversation save are separately named. Some overlap exists between save_memento and save_conversation (both persist mementos, differing mainly by whether attachments are included), but descriptions help disambiguate. The confusing 'mandatory init first' pattern creates redundancy concern but not ambiguity.
Most tools follow a consistent verb_memento pattern: init_memento, get_mementos, save_memento, delete_memento, move_memento, get_memento_attachments, save_memento_attachments, save_conversation. Minor deviation with save_conversation breaking the pattern, and pluralization of get_mementos vs singular memento naming is slightly inconsistent.
8 tools is well within the ideal 3-15 range for a memory/context management server. Each tool serves a clear purpose in the lifecycle: initialization, retrieval, saving, attachment handling, deletion, and movement. No unnecessary tools present.
The tool surface covers the full memento lifecycle: init, read (with scope filtering), create, attach files, delete, move, and conversation capture. Minor gaps exist—there's no update/edit operation for an existing memento's content (only delete then save), and no search/filter tool beyond basic scope filtering.