mcp-memory-graph
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Scored across 51 tools
Most memory_* tools map to distinct actions or resources, and richly detailed descriptions separate overlapping areas like semantic search, graph traversal, and versioning. A few pairs remain confusable—memory_versions vs memory_history and memory_delete vs memory_forget—so it is not quite a perfect 5.
The dominant memory_<verb> pattern is clear and mostly consistent, but many tool names are noun-style rather than verb-style (memory_manifest, memory_questions, memory_health, memory_graph). There are also prefix exceptions like vault_sync and core_memory_* mixed with memory_export_vault.
51 tools is well above the heavy threshold. Many niche capabilities—webhook management, expertise profiles, session state, dataset export, health reporting—are single-purpose subfeatures that could have been grouped, making the surface unnecessarily large for an agent to navigate.
The server covers the full memory lifecycle: create, read, update, delete, tombstone, ingest, import, export, versioning with restore/diff, graph entities and communities, vault sync, and system health/governance. The domain is thoroughly covered with no obvious dead ends.