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Scored across 5 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct purpose: action planning vs execution, and memory retrieval via different methods (get by ID, list chronologically, search semantically). No overlap.
All tools share the 'cognia_' prefix, but naming patterns vary: two use 'domain_verb' (action_execute, action_plan), two use 'verb_noun' (get_memory, list_memories), and one uses just a verb (cognia_search). Also singular/plural inconsistency (memory vs memories).
With 5 tools covering two distinct domains (actions and memories), the count is well-scoped and not overwhelming or too sparse.
The actions domain covers plan and execute but lacks listing, updating, or canceling actions. The memory domain allows reading (get, list, search) but no create, update, or delete operations, leaving notable gaps for a full lifecycle.