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Scored across 98 tools
With 98 tools, many share overlapping responsibilities (e.g., practice_report/practice_session/practice_due/practice_answer; memory_status/memory_audit/memory_health/memory_map/stats; sleep/sleep_replay/sleep_and_plan; plan/replan/plan_rewrite/plan_quality/plan_tracker). An agent selecting a tool will frequently need to parse subtle description differences, and several report tools seem to summarize the same underlying state.
Tool names mostly use snake_case and many follow verb_noun, but there are many noun-phrase names (memory_health, schema_report, lifecycle_audit, dependency_map, concept_cover) and one-word commands (sleep, check, update, plan, search). This is a readable convention but not consistently predictable.
98 tools is extreme for any MCP server. Even if each tool has a cognitive justification, this scale makes the tool set hard to navigate and causes selection latency, so it is not well-scoped.
The surface covers the full memory lifecycle—store, retrieve, update, forget, restore, batch review, spaced repetition, sleep consolidation, intentions, planning, reasoning, exports, and audits. There are no obvious dead ends; every major operation appears to have at least one tool.