mcp-memvid
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Scored across 10 tools
Several tools overlap in purpose: lcm_search and memvid_search both search, lcm_list_summaries and memvid_summary both surface summaries, and lcm_status overlaps with memvid_summary. The LCM/AUTO tags hint at subsystems but do not clearly separate responsibilities.
The toolset mixes lcm_ and memvid_ prefixes with inconsistent naming styles: some are noun-like (lcm_status, memvid_summary), others are verb phrases (memvid_save_context, memvid_quick_save), and search appears in both namespaces. There is no predictable verb_noun pattern across the full set.
Ten tools is a reasonable size for a context/memory management server, and the count is not excessive. However, the effective surface feels slightly larger than necessary because some tools are near-duplicates of each other.
The set covers saving, restoring, compacting, summarizing, and searching context and memory, but long-term memory has no update/delete/forget capabilities. There is also no clear way to explicitly manage or clear stored memories beyond storing and searching.