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Scored across 129 tools
Many tools are explicit aliases of one another (get_money_between_people/get_person_transactions, convert_contact_entity/classify_contact, get_people_links/get_person_connections), and delete_event/archive_event are effectively duplicate operations. get_life_context and get_context_pack overlap heavily, while the notable_* family has four options for largely the same lookup. With 129 tools, an agent will frequently struggle to pick the intended endpoint.
Most tools follow a clear verb_noun snake_case convention: get_*, log_*, update_*, delete_*, import_*, archive_*, restore_*. There are minor deviations such as notable_search/notable_profile/notable_pack, the mixed get_/list_/read_ prefixes for reads, and several aliases, but the overall pattern is predictable and readable.
129 tools is an extreme count—far above the 50+ threshold for a 1. Even for a broad personal-life platform, the server bundles many subdomains and micro-endpoints into one MCP surface, which overwhelms agent context and selection. The aliases and near-duplicates make the size harder to justify, not easier.
The server covers the Dayze domain extensively: people CRUD plus duplicate cleanup, events/food/sleep/travel lifecycles, places, inventory, assets, transactions, Gmail search/read/import, and restore/archive flows. Minor gaps exist—no delete_sleep, no single get_event detail, no delete_place—but most are mitigated by archive/restore or list-style endpoints.