zhiji-memory
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Scored across 9 tools
Each tool targets a distinct operation: memory assembly, search, ingestion, profile/facts retrieval, status, proactive reminders, and feedback. Even the similar workspace_assemble and memory_search are clearly differentiated by depth (inference vs recall-only). No overlapping purposes.
All tools use snake_case with 'zhiji_' prefix, but verb placement varies: some are verb_noun (workspace_assemble, memory_search), others noun_verb (profile_get, facts_get), and 'status' is just a noun. Minor inconsistency but still predictable and readable.
9 tools is well-scoped for a memory server. Each tool serves a clear need: ingest (text and file), search (light and heavy), retrieve profile/facts, status check, proactive reminders, and feedback. Nothing feels extraneous or missing.
Covers creation (ingest) and retrieval (search, profile, facts) well, but lacks update/delete tools for memories. Feedback allows quality adjustments but not content modifications. Prospective and status are nice additions, but lack of full CRUD is a notable gap.