TokenMizer
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Scored across 6 tools
Each tool targets a distinct operation: session persistence, graph statistics, file analysis, savings analytics, and decision reasoning. Even the two stats tools are clearly separated by domain (knowledge graph vs token savings).
Most names follow a clear verb_noun pattern (checkpoint_session, resume_session, analyze_file, get_graph_stats, get_savings_stats), but why_decision deviates from the verb-first convention. The mixed get_ vs bare-verb prefixes are minor and don't impede comprehension.
Six tools is appropriate for a focused session-memory and token-optimization utility. Each tool has a distinct role with no redundant entries.
The core workflows of checkpointing, resuming, analyzing files, and reviewing decisions are covered. Missing session listing/deletion and explicit decision-management operations, but agents can work around these for typical use.