hermind-mcp
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Scored across 4 tools
Each tool has a distinct retrieval axis: query-based search, id-based get, recency-based list, and entity-based related. The only mild overlap is memory_search vs memory_list, both returning notes, but descriptions make the search-vs-browse distinction clear enough.
All four tools share a single memory_ prefix with a clear verb/noun suffix (search, get, list, related). Predictable and easy to pattern-match.
Four read-only tools is a tight, well-scoped set for a memory retrieval server with no redundant entries. It sits at the thin end of the comfortable range, but each tool earns its place.
The read surface is good (search, fetch, browse, related), but there is no tool to create, update, or delete notes, nor to enumerate available kinds, so agents cannot write to memory through this server. Assuming notes are saved elsewhere this is workable, but it is a notable gap for a memory domain.