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ship is clearly distinct (writes + verify with rollback), but pack and batch both read/search the repo — pack does regex search plus files/glob/git status, while batch does ctx.grep/ctx.read/ctx.outline/ctx.gitStatus. The descriptions offer heuristics ('2+ files' vs 'a question that would take many reads'), but the boundary between a multi-file read and a scripted read is fuzzy and an agent could easily pick either.
All three names are single lowercase words in a consistent, terse style with no case or separator mixing. The only weakness is that the words are metaphors (pack/ship/batch) that don't encode read vs. write vs. script, so the pattern is consistent but not self-describing.
Three tools is minimal but each is a deliberate composite covering a real workflow (read-many, write-and-verify, scripted analysis), so nothing feels redundant or padded. The count is slightly thin, since some actions only exist as sub-operations of a larger tool.
Reading, editing, file creation/move/delete, and running verification commands are covered, which handles core edit loops. Notable gaps remain: no standalone command execution (without an edit), no diff or log inspection beyond git status, and no git commit/branch/stage operations, which will force agents to leave the server for common repo tasks.