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TDQS
Scored across 38 tools
There is a dense cluster of overlapping retrieval tools (memory_search, memory_recall, memory_lesson_search, memory_world_search, memory_recent, document_search) and several write paths (memory_store, memory_fact_set, memory_set_add, memory_world_set, memory_supersede, memory_consolidate). The extremely detailed descriptions do a lot to separate them, but the boundaries are subtle enough that an agent could easily misselect.
Names are uniformly snake_case and grouped under coherent prefixes (memory_fact_*, memory_set_*, memory_graph_*, memory_episode_*, memory_world_*), which makes the surface navigable. Minor deviations exist: some are verb-led (memory_search) while others are bare nouns (memory_dream, memory_alias, memory_graph), and document_* breaks the memory_ prefix.
38 tools is heavy and well above the comfortable band, though the domain (memory, facts, sets, graph, world, lessons, documents, episodes, messaging, dreaming) is genuinely broad. The built-in memory_toolset tiering (minimal/core/full) mitigates this by letting agents hide unused tools, keeping it borderline rather than clearly excessive.
Coverage is close to exhaustive: store/search/get/supersede/forget/reinstate/reinforce for memories, full fact-slot and set lifecycle, world facts, lessons, graph relate/unrelate/alias, consolidation and dream/review workflows, episodes, and document ingestion. Lifecycle operations and administrative escape hatches are all present with no obvious dead ends.