claude-session-continuity-mcp
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Scored across 25 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes: session vs. project vs. task vs. memory vs. verification clusters are well separated. Minor overlap exists between memory_search and memory_related (both retrieve memories) and session_history vs search_sessions, but descriptions clarify the difference well enough.
The vast majority use snake_case verb_noun (session_start, task_list, verify_build, memory_store). A few deviate (search_sessions, list_projects) where the verb comes first, and the memory_* vs graph_* split is coherent. Overall predictable and readable.
At 25 tools this is on the heavy side, but the surface area is broad—session continuity, project state, tasks, solutions, verification, memory, and graph relationships. Each tool serves a distinct purpose, though some could be merged (e.g., verify_build/test/all could be one parameterized tool).
The surface covers session, project, task, solution, verification, and memory workflows, but there are notable lifecycle gaps: no delete or update for sessions/projects/memories/solutions, and no standalone lint verification despite verify_all including lint. Task management lacks a delete tool. These gaps make some workflows dead-end.