lean-context-mcp
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Scored across 6 tools
Tools are mostly distinct: outline (structure), read_symbol (content), search (find), run_compact (execute), and two memory tools. The only overlap is project_notes vs summary_cache, but descriptions clearly separate repo-level decisions from per-file notes.
Mixed conventions: verb_noun (read_symbol, run_compact), bare verbs (search, outline), and noun phrases (project_notes, summary_cache). Still readable and predictable enough to navigate, but no single pattern holds.
Six tools is well-scoped for a lean context server, with each tool covering a distinct stage of the read/navigate/remember workflow. No bloat or redundancy.
Covers navigation (outline, search), reading (read_symbol with line ranges), memory (project_notes, summary_cache get/set), and command execution with compact output. Minor gap: no explicit listing or invalidation control of cached notes beyond automatic file-change invalidation.