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Scored across 13 tools
The bug_* tools form a clear workflow, capture_* variants target different note types, and search_query vs search_by_tag have distinct scopes. However, search_query/search_by_tag and notes_read/read_resource have some overlapping read/search intent, and the four capture_* variants could be confused without careful reading.
Names mix conventions: bug_* uses prefix_verb, while list_resources, read_resource, search_query, and capture_* use verb_noun. notes_read and daily_append use noun_verb, and search_by_tag uses verb_by_noun, so the set is readable but not consistently patterned.
13 tools for a vault assistant covering capture, search, bug tracking, daily notes, and resource access is well-scoped. Each category earns its place, and the four capture variants are granular but not excessive.
Creation, reading, searching, and specialized bug/daily appends are covered, but generic note editing, deletion, moving, and listing vault notes are absent. Agents can work around some gaps but will hit dead ends for common note lifecycle operations.