Bug

mempalace status reports an incorrect drawer count when the palace contains more than 10,000 drawers. The output looks authoritative but is silently wrong — no truncation notice, no pagination indicator.

Steps to Reproduce

# Mine a large project
mempalace mine /path/to/large-project --wing myproject

# Check status
mempalace status
# → "MemPalace Status — 10000 drawers"

Expected vs Actual

CLI output:

MemPalace Status — 10000 drawers

  WING: myproject
    ROOM: apps     8682 drawers
    ROOM: supabase 1231 drawers
    ...

Actual count via direct ChromaDB query:

client = chromadb.PersistentClient(path='~/.mempalace/palace')
coll = client.get_collection('mempalace_drawers')
print(coll.count())  # → 95964

MCP server mempalace_status correctly reports total_drawers: 95964.

Impact

• Users have no way to verify a large mine operation completed correctly using the CLI
• The discrepancy between CLI (10,000) and MCP (95,964) is confusing and erodes trust in both
• Silent truncation with no warning is worse than an explicit limit

Expected

Either show the real count, or clearly indicate truncation: e.g. 10,000+ drawers (showing top 10,000).

Environment

• mempalace 3.0.0
• Python 3.12.3
• ChromaDB 1.5.6