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A4.3/5.0

Scored across 33 tools

Disambiguation4/5

Most tools have clearly distinct purposes, and cross-references like 'Prefer vault_search_by_tag' help disambiguate. However, the search/list family (vault_list_notes, vault_search_by_folder, vault_search_by_property, vault_search_by_tag, vault_list_tags, vault_list_property_keys) and the edit family (vault_patch_note, vault_replace_in_note, vault_replace_span, vault_insert_at_anchor, vault_delete_span) have overlapping boundaries that rely on careful description reading.

Naming Consistency4/5

The vault_ prefix and mostly verb_noun naming make the set feel coherent and predictable. Minor deviations like vault_memory_recall, vault_insert_at_anchor, and vault_find_orphans break the strict pattern, but not enough to cause real confusion.

Tool Count2/5

33 tools is a large surface, and while the server covers many subsystems, several could be consolidated—especially the overlapping search/list and edit variants. The count feels heavy for an agent to navigate, even given the broad scope of a full Obsidian vault server.

Completeness4/5

The note lifecycle, task workflow, memory layer, and graph navigation are thoroughly covered. The main gap is that non-markdown files are read-only—there is no file write, update, move, or delete—and there is no dedicated task deletion tool, though vault_delete_span can cover it.

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