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Scored across 11 tools
Several tools overlap heavily around the same daily-scoped retrieval: read_day_flow, day_sessions, and read_app_day all surface chronological day data, and recent_activity is close to day_sessions. read_review also overlaps with read_day_flow, and search_screen_memory vs ask_memory share retrieval intent, though descriptions do give useful distinguishing cues.
Most tools follow a clear snake_case verb_noun pattern (list_apps, read_observation, read_review, search_screen_memory, ask_memory, list_topics). A few nouns-first names break the pattern (day_sessions, recent_activity), but naming remains readable and largely predictable.
11 tools is well-scoped for a capture-and-recall memory server. Each tool maps to a distinct retrieval entry point (apps, observations, days, sessions, search, Q&A, topics) without obvious padding.
As a read-only observation browser, the surface is fairly complete: discovery (list_apps, list_topics), retrieval (search_screen_memory, read_*), chronological views (day_sessions, recent_activity), and NL synthesis (ask_memory). Minor gaps like export or cross-day aggregation exist but core workflows are covered.