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Scored across 13 tools
retrieveMemories, fetch_memories, and startup_inject_memories all perform relevance-based context loading with only host-capability differences, which can cause misselection. summarizeSessionToMemory also overlaps somewhat with handleSessionEnd, though the core CRUD tools are otherwise clearly distinct.
Most core tools follow a consistent verb_noun camelCase pattern like retrieveMemories, storeMemory, and forgetMemory. However, fetch_memories and startup_inject_memories switch to snake_case, and stats is a bare noun, making the overall convention mixed but still readable.
13 tools is a reasonable size for a memory-management server covering basic CRUD, batch operations, statistics, and session-end processing. The count is slightly higher than necessary due to fallback retrieval/injection tools that duplicate or approximate existing functionality.
The core memory lifecycle is well covered: create, retrieve, search, list, get, delete, batch store, stats, and session summarization. Minor gaps remain, such as no general updateMemory tool and a reference to importMemories that is not actually present in the tool set, but these are workable via delete-and-recreate or existing batch storage.