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Scored across 241 tools
With 241 tools, many serve overlapping or very similar purposes (e.g., 10+ search methods, multiple consolidation/decay/dream tools). While individual descriptions are detailed, the sheer volume makes it difficult for an agent to reliably select the correct tool without deep study.
The vast majority of tools follow a consistent verb_noun (snake_case) pattern. However, a few outliers like 'health', 'diag', 'reindex', and 'cache_stats' break this pattern, slightly reducing consistency.
241 tools is far beyond what is reasonable for an MCP server. Even for a complex knowledge graph system, this overwhelming number forces agents to navigate an excessively large tool surface, causing confusion and inefficiency.
The tool set is extraordinarily comprehensive, covering CRUD for entities, relations, and observations; multiple search paradigms; graph analysis; temporal queries; RBAC; decisions; procedures; causal reasoning; events; reflections; and more. No obvious gaps in the intended functionality.