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Scored across 76 tools
Multiple tools have nearly identical purposes: search_knowledge, search_findings, retrieve_findings, retrieve_context, search_memory, and query_memory all retrieve knowledge with only subtle differences. Session and message reading also overlap heavily (session_context vs get_session_state, read_messages vs poll_messages vs tail_messages), so agents will frequently select the wrong tool.
Subsets are internally consistent (save_finding/list_findings, create_session/join_session/leave_session), but the overall set mixes styles: session_start vs start_research, session_end vs end_session, search_findings vs search_knowledge, and help_library vs help_collab. Several tools are single nouns or noun phrases, and get_observations is explicitly deprecated but still exposed.
76 tools is far beyond a well-scoped MCP server; even 25+ is considered heavy. The set spans findings, session memory, collaboration, OpenRouter model lookup, templates, analytics, and Co-Scientist workflows, so most tools are tangential to any single task.
Despite the large surface, there are obvious lifecycle gaps: delete_finding says to 'update instead' but no update_finding tool exists, and save_finding encourages updating duplicates without providing an update path. Artifacts and templates similarly lack update/delete operations, leaving agent workflows with dead ends.