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Scored across 48 tools
Most tools target distinct actions and resources, but the large number of memory-management tools (confirm, correct, supersede, resolve, feedback, record_outcome, consolidate) have overlapping conceptual boundaries that could cause an agent to pick the wrong one. The recall/search/related trio is also somewhat redundant, though each has a clear retrieval purpose.
Naming uses a rough prefix-based pattern for knowledge, codegraph, wiki, and skill tools, but mixes bare verbs (capture, recall, forget, resolve) with noun_verb pairs (knowledge_get, skill_list) and stacked prefixes (codegraph_detect_changes). The convention is readable but not consistent across the toolset.
48 tools is a very large surface for a single MCP server. While the breadth covers multiple domains (memory, knowledge, codegraph, wiki, skills, sessions, corrections), the sheer count makes the set unwieldy and likely to overwhelm agents when selecting the right tool.
The tool surface is remarkably comprehensive: full CRUD for memories and knowledge assets, multiple retrieval modes, graph traversal, impact analysis, wiki ingestion, skill lifecycle, session management, correction tracking, and diagnostics. Obvious gaps are minor (e.g., no skill_update, no wiki_delete), but agents can complete virtually any workflow in the stated domain.