Scored across 3 tools
search and about both query stored knowledge, so an agent could initially confuse a broad search with an entity-focused lookup, but the descriptions make the distinction clear: search returns provenance-backed results from repo memory, while about targets one thing. remember is wholly separate as a write operation.
All tool names are lowercase single words, creating a simple and consistent style; search and remember are clear verbs, while about is more of a query noun/preposition, slightly deviating from a strict verb pattern.
Three tools is well-scoped for a focused memory/knowledge server: query broadly, query a single entity, and write back. Each tool has a distinct role and none feel redundant or missing at this level of abstraction.
The core read/write/query lifecycle for shared repo memory is covered, and claimed work handling is integrated into search and remember. Minor gaps exist around updating or forgetting explicit memories, but agents can work around these with search.
