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TDQS
Scored across 9 tools
Each tool targets a distinct operation: get (single doc read), search (hybrid retrieval), list_docs (recent listing), projects (aggregate counts), update (replace text), delete (remove), and three add variants differentiated by source (raw text, URL, local file). The add_* trio could superficially overlap but their input types are clearly separated, so an agent won't misselect.
The set mixes bare verbs (get, delete, search, update) with verb_noun forms (list_docs, add_text, add_url, add_file) and a bare noun (projects). It's readable and snake_case throughout, but there's no single predictable convention, with 'projects' being the most notable outlier.
Nine tools is well-scoped for a personal memory store covering read, search, list, aggregate, create-by-source, update, and delete. Each tool earns its place with no redundant members.
Full lifecycle is covered: creation (add_text/add_url/add_file), reading (get), retrieval (search), browsing (list_docs, projects), update (update), and removal (delete). No obvious dead ends for a memory system of this scope.