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Scored across 8 tools
Each tool has a reasonably distinct role: fetch for budgeted context packs, search for ranked indexes, read for full text, recent for working set, logs for live tail, wander for creative graph walking, orient for session start, and note for writes. There is some overlap among the retrieval tools—fetch, search, and recent all surface memories—but descriptions clearly differentiate their outputs and intended use.
All tools share the cairn_ prefix and snake_case convention, making the set predictable. Most names are verbs except recent and logs, which are nouns/adjectives, but this is a minor deviation in an otherwise consistent scheme.
Eight tools is well-scoped for a memory vault: enough to cover retrieval, writing, orientation, and exploration without feeling bloated. Each tool appears to earn its place.
The set covers reading, writing, searching, recent context, live logs, orientation, and creative exploration. However, there are no update, delete, or memory-linking operations, which are notable gaps for a persistent memory system where correcting or removing stale information matters.