claude-amplifier
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TDQS
Scored across 13 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct purpose: lessons (learn, record_claim, verify_claim), decisions (decisions, link_decisions), patterns (global_patterns, promote_pattern, suggest_pattern_key), context (load, preflight), and auditing (audit_freshness, evidence_chain, promote_from_memory_md). No two tools overlap in function or intent.
All tools consistently use the pattern 'amplify_verb_noun', with verbs like audit, load, learn, link, promote, record, suggest, verify. No mixing of conventions or camelCase; every name is descriptive and predictable.
13 tools provide a comprehensive yet focused surface for knowledge management. The count covers all core workflows (recording, querying, linking, promoting, auditing) without being bloated or insufficient.
The tool set covers the full lifecycle of lessons, decisions, and patterns: creation, querying, linking, promotion, and verification. A minor gap is the lack of explicit listing or deletion tools, but these may be subsumed by existing query tools (e.g., amplify_decisions likely returns lists).