tg-recall-mcp
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Scored across 9 tools
Most tools are distinct in purpose: search/research tools (search_messages, retrieve_evidence, ask_archive, query_knowledge_catalog, inspect_research_session) vs. retrieval/expansion (get_message_context, expand_cited_sources) vs. admin listing (list_allowed_chats, list_scopes). However, there is notable overlap between search_messages, retrieve_evidence, ask_archive, and query_knowledge_catalog — all involve retrieving or searching cited/local content, making it ambiguous which to select for a research query.
Names follow a loose pattern but mix verb styles: sometimes verb-first (get_, ask_, list_, search_, retrieve_, expand_, inspect_) and sometimes query_knowledge_catalog breaks the pattern by using noun-first ordering. Most use snake_case but the verb prefixes are inconsistent (get vs retrieve vs search vs ask vs query all for similar retrieval actions).
9 tools is a reasonable, well-scoped count for a Telegram archive/recall MCP server. The count feels appropriate given the mix of admin/config tools, search tools, and session/catalog inspection tools. Not overly heavy or thin for the domain.
The server covers search, retrieval, context expansion, chat/scope listing, and research session inspection. However, there are notable gaps: no tool to add/configure sync scopes (only list_sync_scopes), no tool to manage allowed chats (only list), and no evident way to trigger or manage syncing/indexing. The surface is read-oriented and administratively incomplete.