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Scored across 62 tools
The 31 cuba_* tools have mostly distinct documented purposes, but each is duplicated verbatim by a memory_* alias, so the agent sees 62 near-identical entries and must rely on the '[alias of ...]' tag to avoid redundancy. Several core tools also overlap conceptually (alma vs cronica vs pizarra vs receta all store different memory types; faro/expediente/remedio all revolve around retrieval of prior knowledge), though the descriptions do draw boundaries.
Every tool follows an identical lowercase prefix_noun pattern (cuba_<domain> with a parallel memory_<domain> alias), using single Spanish domain nouns rather than verbs. There is no mixing of camelCase/snake_case or competing verb styles, so the pattern is perfectly predictable across the whole set.
There are 62 listed tools (31 functional tools each mirrored by an alias), which is far above a well-scoped surface and lands in the 'too many' band. The presence of cuba_tools/cuba_call to lazy-load schemas shows the authors know the surface is heavy, but the sheer number plus the alias doubling makes the set unwieldy.
The surface is exceptionally thorough: entity CRUD, observations/facts/episodes, relations, error tracking (record/search/resolve), sessions, decisions, maintenance (decay/prune/merge), GDPR erasure, graph analytics, contradiction detection, confidence calibration, bulk ingestion, project scoping, sync, audit log, working memory, artifacts, and a context-window view. Essentially every lifecycle stage of a memory domain is covered with no obvious dead ends.