Scored across 18 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource or action: active memories, deleted memories, store tasks, account status, subscription management, and account deletion are all clearly separated. The only close pairs (search vs. list, active vs. deleted) are explicitly differentiated by purpose, so an agent should rarely misselect.
Every tool follows the amber_<verb>_<object> pattern in snake_case, such as store_memory, list_deleted_memories, cancel_account_deletion, and reactivate_subscription. Multi-word objects like store_task_status or feedback_to_developer still fit the imperative-verb convention and are easy to predict.
Eighteen tools is slightly above the ideal 3–15 range, but nearly every tool earns its place: about ten cover memory operations and the rest cover subscription/account lifecycle plus feedback/notifications. It feels slightly heavy because memory management and account management are bundled, but no tool is redundant.
The memory lifecycle is well covered: store with async status, search, get, list, soft-delete, restore, trash search/browse, and export. The main gaps are the lack of an update/edit operation for existing memories and no permanent single-memory purge, though agents can work around these by storing corrections or using account deletion.