keephaven-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 8 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource-action pair: memory file operations, append-only journal operations, search, and status. The boundary between memory_write and journal_append is explicitly clarified, preventing likely misselection.
All tools follow a predictable resource_action pattern: memory_* for file memory and journal_* for journal operations. The convention is consistent and easy to infer.
Eight tools are well-scoped for a memory/filesystem server with an append-only journal. Each tool has a clear role without excessive fragmentation.
The set covers memory file CRUD (read/write/list/delete), identity and quota status, search across memory and journal, and append/read journal lifecycle. The append-only journal intentionally omits edit/delete operations, so the surface is complete for the stated domain.