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Scored across 11 tools
Each tool has a distinct role: save creates atoms, search/get/list retrieve them, compose assembles deliverables, link/unlink manage cross-project visibility, card/open handle UI and external files. The only mild overlap is between search/get (text retrieval) and card (visual display) or card-with-query, but descriptions explicitly steer the agent ('use tua_search/tua_get when you need the text').
Every tool uses a consistent tua_ prefix followed by a single lowercase verb in snake_case (save, setup, import, search, get, list, compose, link, unlink, card, open), with a clean link/unlink pairing. No convention mixing anywhere in the set.
11 tools sits comfortably in the well-scoped 3-15 range and covers distinct lifecycle stages. A couple of tools are auxiliary (tua_setup is one-time, tua_open is only used by the card), which slightly dilutes the core surface but doesn't make it bloated.
The surface covers create, import, search, retrieve, list, compose, relate, view, and open—strong lifecycle coverage. Minor gaps remain: no explicit delete tool and no dedicated tag/update management (updates seem to rely on re-saving with the same key), which agents must work around.