telegram-notes-mcp
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Scored across 7 tools
Each tool has a distinct function: indexing, context retrieval, listing chats, full-text search, semantic search, syncing, and transcription. No two tools overlap in purpose.
Naming is a mix of English and Russian, and patterns vary: verb_noun (list_chats), verb_adverb (sync_now), adjective_noun (semantic_search). All use snake_case, but the inconsistency reduces predictability.
Seven tools is appropriate for the server's purpose of searching and analyzing Telegram messages. Each tool provides necessary functionality without excess.
Core workflows (indexing, searching, syncing, transcription) are covered. Missing explicit get/export message operations, but the set is largely complete for its intended use.