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Scored across 9 tools
Tools orgainize into three recognizable domains — personal memory (recall/remember/ingest/validate), shared skills (find/save/outcome), and collaboration (post/team_activity) — with clear read/write pairs. Two pairs (recall vs validate and remember vs ingest) could cause initial misselection, but their descriptions give distinct triggers: search-by-meaning vs claim-checking, and single-fact vs folder ingestion.
All tools share the aci_ prefix in snake_case, with most following a verb (recall, remember, ingest, validate) or verb+object pattern (find_skills, save_skill, post_work). aci_skill_outcome and aci_team_activity break the verb convention with noun-noun names, a minor deviation in an otherwise predictable scheme.
Nine tools cover three cohesive subdomains — memory (4), skills (3), and shared work log (2) — with each tool serving a distinct purpose and no apparent redundancy. This sits comfortably in the well-scoped 3-15 range for a server of this breadth.
Memory has write (remember/ingest), read (recall), and verification (validate) but no explicit forget/delete tool; agents can work around this via re-storing corrections. Skills have a full find/save/feedback lifecycle, and the work log has both write and read sides, so core workflows are well covered with only a minor gap.