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recall and chunk_search both perform hybrid search over agent session history, but they target distinct granularities (extracted memories vs raw conversation chunks). graph_walk is clearly separate. The overlap is manageable given descriptions, but an agent could still confuse the two search tools without careful reading.
All names are snake_case, but 'recall' is a bare verb while 'chunk_search' and 'graph_walk' follow a noun_verb pattern. This mixed verb style is readable but not fully consistent.
Three tools is a focused set for a memory retrieval service, and each tool has a clear role. However, it sits at the lower boundary of typical well-scoped sets and could benefit from one or two more retrieval utilities.
The surface covers search over memories and chunks plus graph expansion, but lacks a direct get-by-ID operation (problematic since graph_walk needs a seed memory ID) and session/workspace listing. These are notable gaps for a memory service, though core search workflows are covered.