MemoryOS MCP Server
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Scored across 26 tools
Most tools target distinct resource-action pairs, and the tenant-scoped vs universal variants are marked in names and descriptions. A few pairs like memoryos_get_job_status vs memoryos_universal_get_job_status and memoryos_get_context vs memoryos_universal_get_context require careful reading, but overall selection should be unambiguous.
The memoryos_ prefix plus snake_case verb_noun naming is highly consistent across list/get/update/delete/set/register/create tools. The main deviations are memoryos_universal_* placing the scope modifier before the verb and memoryos_api_request being a noun-only exception.
At 26 tools the surface is above the 25-tool threshold and feels too heavy for a memory-focused MCP server, especially with support, billing, global-agent, and universal features bundled in. The tools are individually justified, but the set would benefit from consolidation or splitting into focused servers.
The core memory lifecycle is well covered: add, list, get, update, delete, history, context, job status, plus user export/stats/block. Minor gaps exist in universal/global-agent operations, such as no update/delete/list for universal or global agents, but the catch-all api_request and read-only coverage make these workable.