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TDQS
Scored across 13 tools
Most tools target distinct operations (store, get, forget, list, ingest), and the WHEN TO CALL/NOT sections do a good job of steering selection. However, retrieveMemories, fetch_memories, and startup_inject_memories all overlap as context-retrieval paths, distinguished only by host capability, which invites misselection.
The majority follow a camelCase verb_noun pattern (storeMemory, retrieveMemories, listMemories, ingestSessionEvents), but startup_inject_memories and fetch_memories break into snake_case, and bare 'stats' deviates. Readable but visibly mixed conventions.
13 tools is well within a reasonable range for a memory server with session lifecycle, retrieval, storage, and admin concerns. A couple of the fallback tools are arguably redundant with primary retrieval, but nothing feels padded.
Create (storeMemory/batchStoreMemory), read (getMemory/retrieveMemories/listMemories), and delete (forgetMemory) are covered, plus session lifecycle and analytics. The notable gap is the absence of a general update/edit operation for an existing memory's content or importance, forcing delete-and-recreate.