magpie-search
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Scored across 6 tools
Each tool targets a distinct operation: listing sessions, recent messages, reindexing, searching, reading a full session, and stats. Descriptions clearly differentiate them, minimizing confusion.
Names include verb_noun (list_sessions), verbs (search, reindex), nouns (session, stats), and an adjective (recent). No consistent pattern, but they are short and intuitive.
6 tools cover the essential operations for browsing, searching, and reading sessions without being excessive. Well-scoped for the server's purpose.
The set covers session discovery (list_sessions, recent), content retrieval (search, session), maintenance (reindex), and health checks (stats). No obvious gaps for a read-only session browser.