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Scored across 7 tools
Each tool has a distinct primary purpose: listing spaces, storing/searching/deleting memories, sharing memories, and managing projects. The overlap between flowmcp_store and flowmcp_project is mitigated by explicit guidance to prefer project for structured context. flowmcp_recall and flowmcp_load are clearly separated by memory vs. project.
All tools share the flowmcp_ prefix, but naming conventions vary: list_spaces follows verb_noun, while store, recall, forget, push, project, and load are bare verbs or nouns. 'project' is a noun used as a tool name, and 'load' is generic, making the pattern somewhat inconsistent.
Seven tools is a reasonable count for a memory management server. However, flowmcp_project bundles five distinct actions (snapshot, update_section, list, save_skill, load_skill), effectively expanding the surface area. Still, the overall count is well within the ideal range.
The memory lifecycle (create, read, delete, share) is covered, with update handled via store-with-recall. Project management covers snapshot/update/list/skills but lacks a delete project/section action. There is also no direct 'list all memories' tool, only search via recall. Minor gaps but core workflows are functional.