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Scored across 20 tools
Most tools have distinct purposes, with PII, cache, graph, and context optimization groups clearly separated. However, the optimize_context_* series (batch, stream, structured, tool) may cause confusion as they all relate to context optimization with different modes, but detailed descriptions help differentiate.
Most tools use snake_case with '_tool' suffix (e.g., add_pii_pattern_tool, clear_cache_tool), but several like optimize_context_batch, optimize_context_stream, and optimize_context_structured lack the suffix, creating inconsistency.
20 tools cover a complex domain including parsing, caching, PII, context optimization, graph queries, and UI. While on the higher side, each tool serves a specific function and the count is appropriate for the server's scope.
The tool set covers major operations like parsing, querying, caching, and PII scrubbing. However, missing operations such as deleting a PII pattern or explicitly deleting a graph (only reset exists) leave minor gaps in lifecycle management.