google-keep-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 16 tools
Most tools target distinct operations, but 'find' is an exact alias for 'search_by_keyword', creating redundancy. 'delete_note' and 'delete_archived_note' could also cause confusion since both move notes to trash, though the latter requires archived status.
Tools predominantly use verb_noun or get_noun in snake_case (e.g., create_note, get_archived_notes). The exception is 'find', which breaks the pattern. Otherwise, naming is consistent and predictable.
16 tools is appropriate for a note-taking server. It provides a solid range of operations without being overwhelming, covering creation, updates, deletions, archiving, trashing, searching, and customization.
The set covers basic CRUD and status management, but lacks tools for pinning/unpinning notes or assigning labels to notes. The 'get_labels' tool only analyzes usage, not modification. These are notable gaps for a full note management system.