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Scored across 15 tools
Tools are mostly distinct with clear boundaries between semantic memory (remember/recall/forget), exact-access notes (save_note/get_note), structured insights (record_insight/my_insights), and session lifecycle (start/resume/end/promote_session). Minor potential confusion between promote_session and remember (both persist information), but descriptions clarify the session-specific context for promotion.
Mixed conventions exist: verb_noun pattern (save_note, start_session), bare verbs (remember, recall, forget), possessive prefix (my_sessions, my_insights, my_memory_stats), and gerund phrase (getting_started). While subsystems are internally consistent (my_* for introspection, *_session for sessions), the server lacks a unified naming pattern across all 15 tools.
15 tools is well-scoped for a comprehensive memory and session management system. The count covers semantic memory CRUD, named note storage, insight tracking, full session lifecycle, and utility functions without bloat. Each tool earns its place in the knowledge management workflow.
Covers the full lifecycle for sessions and semantic memories adequately. Minor gaps exist: no explicit delete for notes or insights (only overwrite), and no update operation for existing memories (requires forget+remember sequence). However, agents can work around these gaps, and core persistent memory workflows are fully supported.