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Scored across 15 tools
Most tools target clearly distinct resources/actions: host CRUD (list/get/update), host reads (photos, chat history, posts), host actions (chat, instruct_post), and the soul lifecycle (whoami, remember, log_turn, shoot). The only mild overlaps are whoami vs. resume (both 'load context at start') and remember vs. checkpoint (both 'save facts'), but their descriptions explicitly fence them off from each other.
There is a recognizable verb_noun pattern for the host tools (list_hosts, get_host, update_host, read_chat_history, instruct_post), but it breaks down with bare verbs/nouns like whoami, remember, shoot, resume, and checkpoint. Readable overall, but the two conventions side by side make the set feel assembled rather than designed as one surface.
Fifteen tools across three real sub-domains (soul/persona, host management, work handoff) is well-scoped and each tool maps to a distinct operation. It sits at the top of the comfortable range and the work-handoff pair (resume/checkpoint) feels slightly bolted onto a persona server, but nothing is redundant.
Host lifecycle is read/update only — no create_host, delete_host, or photo upload, though the descriptions explicitly defer these to the website, so it's a documented rather than accidental gap. On the soul side there is no way to list, edit, or delete remembered facts, and posts can be read but not inspected or removed individually.