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Scored across 10 tools
The memory CRUD tools (remember, recall, recall_full, forget, recent) are clearly separable, but handoff and whats_up overlap heavily: both instruct the agent to 'call this FIRST when you start work in a project' and both return the last session's notes (decided/done/next/open). Only the live-state extras distinguish whats_up, so an agent may pick either or both. recall vs search_chats is a milder overlap (stored memory vs past chat excerpts) but the descriptions do enough to separate them.
Mostly snake_case, but conventions are mixed: bare verbs (remember, recall, forget), a noun/adverb (recent, handoff, whats_up), a qualified variant (recall_full), and a prefixed pair (access_status/access_change). It is readable and nothing is cryptic, but there is no single predictable verb_noun pattern across the set.
Ten tools is a well-scoped surface for a personal memory/context server: five cover memory lifecycle, one covers chat history, two cover project continuity, and two cover access control. Each tool has a defensible place with no filler.
Core lifecycle is covered: write (remember, which also updates near-duplicates), read/search (recall, recall_full, recent), delete (forget), plus chat search, project continuity, and read/write access control. Minor gaps exist: no explicit edit/append to an existing memory id, no list of sections/tags or bulk export, and the restore path for forgotten memories is described but not exposed as a tool.