compaction-mcp
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Scored across 19 tools
The tools cover distinct actions across context, files, offloading, rules, and ledger. Some close concepts (context_compact vs context_trim, handoff_brief vs context_compact, recall vs ledger_query) have subtle differences that require careful reading, but the descriptions disambiguate them. Overall, each tool has a specific role.
Most tools follow a resource_verb pattern (context_*, files_*, offload_*, rules_*, ledger_*), but a few outliers like read_offloaded and recall break this pattern. The prefix grouping is helpful and consistent within subgroups, making the set mostly predictable despite a few deviations.
At 19 tools, the set is on the heavier side. While each tool serves a distinct need across multiple subdomains (context, handoff, files, offload, rules, ledger), the number is above the typical 3-15 sweet spot, giving it a sense of bloat. A more focused server could combine some tools or drop rarely used ones.
The set covers the full lifecycle of context management: status, compact, trim, clear, handoff, turn recording, file tracking, offloading, recall, rules, and ledger. Missing operations include offload deletion and explicit restoration of compacted blocks, but these are minor and workarounds exist. Overall the surface is comprehensive.