Scored across 18 tools
Each tool targets a distinct verb+resource, and the descriptions actively route between the close pairs (list_notes vs search_notes, append_to_note vs update_note vs replace_in_note, get_backlinks vs get_neighbors vs get_graph). No two tools appear to do the same thing, and the explicit 'use X instead of Y' guidance removes the residual overlap.
Nearly everything is a clean verb_noun pattern (create_note, list_folders, get_backlinks, restore_note), with consistent pluralization for collections. The one outlier is indexing_status, which is a noun phrase with no verb prefix and breaks the pattern.
18 tools is on the heavier side but each maps to a real operation in a notes+folders+graph domain; nothing feels like filler. A slightly tighter surface (e.g. folding indexing_status into a broader status call) would make it ideal.
Note lifecycle is fully covered (create/read/list/update/append/replace/soft-delete/restore, search, backlinks, graph), and folders have full CRUD with cascade delete. Minor gaps remain: no tag management beyond list_tags (no rename/merge/delete of tags), no permanent purge, and no dedicated trash-listing tool (deferred to list_notes trashed:true).
