memopaper-mcp
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Scored across 1 tool
Only one tool exists, so there is no risk of confusing separate tools. The internal actions (add, list, get, delete, etc.) are distinct and well-named, making selection unambiguous.
The tool is named 'memo' and uses simple verb-based actions. While the verb_noun pattern is not used at the tool level, the internal actions are consistently lowercase verbs, and the overall naming is predictable and readable.
A single tool is quite thin for a tool surface, even though it packs many operations. The server would benefit from splitting actions into separate tools, but the current count is not a functional problem.
The tool provides full CRUD plus list, search-by-index, latest/oldest, pop (read+delete), and stats. This covers the memo domain thoroughly, leaving no obvious dead ends.