Most tools have distinct purposes: remember (write), recall (keyword search), forget (delete), save_handoff (session summary), list_projects, export_markdown. The main overlap is get_context vs recall (both retrieve memories) and remember vs save_handoff (both persist), but descriptions make the boundaries clear enough to avoid most misselection.

All names are verb-first and lowercase, with verb_noun forms (get_context, save_handoff, list_projects, export_markdown) alongside single-verb forms (remember, recall, forget). The mix is minor and still highly readable and predictable.

Seven tools is well-scoped for a memory server, covering the core write/read/delete/list/export surface without redundancy. Each tool earns its place.

Covers the full lifecycle: write (remember, save_handoff), read (get_context, recall), delete (forget), plus list_projects and export_markdown. Minor gaps exist (no update/edit of an existing memory, no get-by-id), but these are workable via forget+remember.