Scored across 15 tools
Tools are mostly well-differentiated with explicit cross-references ('use update_knowledge instead', 'for code entities use list_entities'). The overlap between list_entities and query_entities is real but the descriptions carefully delineate them (code vs knowledge-layer, IDs only vs content). search vs query_entities vs get_context is a slightly murky trio, but each description states its intended use.
Predominantly verb_noun snake_case (update_knowledge, verify_knowledge, list_entities, query_entities, get_impact, create_entity). A few bare verbs (search, consolidate) and internal/verb-only names (reject_entity, capture_event, suggest_observations) are acceptable and readable. Minor deviation but consistent overall.
15 tools for a knowledge/code-graph memory system with retrieval, lifecycle, write, and maintenance concerns is reasonable. One or two (capture_event explicitly marked 'not intended for direct use') could be hidden from the agent-facing surface, but nothing feels excessive.
Covers the full knowledge lifecycle: create, update, verify, reject, consolidate, plus retrieval (search, query, context, impact, callers, orphans) and status. Gaps are minor — no explicit delete of knowledge-layer entities (rejection/supersede likely intended instead) and no direct supersede tool despite it being referenced.
