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Scored across 36 tools
There are multiple overlapping retrieval and governance clusters: search_memory, company_memory_search, trusted_memory_recall, and kosh_verify all serve different-but-similar memory/questioning purposes, while company_brain_health and company_brain_evaluate appear nearly interchangeable. The trusted_memory_* and company_memory_* families further blur boundaries around 'governed memory' vs 'company memory'.
Naming mixes several patterns: verb-first (search_memory, list_intake), noun-first domain actions (trusted_memory_propose, company_memory_search), and prefix-plus-verb (reasoning_query, intake_convert_file). Although all names are snake_case, the inconsistent ordering and domain-prefix placement make the surface harder to predict.
36 tools is heavy for a single MCP server, spanning at least four major subsystems: cartridge/intake, trusted memory, company memory/artifacts, and causal reasoning. Many tools could reasonably be split into separate servers, and the count creates cognitive load and selection risk.
The server covers many lifecycle stages across memory, evidence, artifacts, intake, and reasoning, including propose/review/recall/search and artifact registration/inspection/snapshot. However, there are notable gaps such as no direct memory deletion/update, no artifact listing, and no project listing beyond a structural map.