Agentic-KB
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Scored across 37 tools
There are parallel general and repo-scoped tools (e.g., close_agent_task vs close_repo_task, publish_bus_item vs publish_repo_discovery/escalation, promote_learning vs promote_repo_learning) that can be confused. Multiple agent state tools (status, verify, repair, trace) also overlap in lifecycle focus, though descriptions help clarify scope.
Names consistently use snake_case and mostly follow verb_noun or noun_verb patterns. Minor deviations exist, such as agent_* prefix tools (agent_status, agent_verify_state) mixed with verb-first names, and dry_run_close_repo_task vs agent_dry_run_close_task ordering.
With 37 tools, the surface is heavy for a knowledge base server. Many parallel repo/agent variants (e.g., close_agent_task, close_repo_task, dry_run_close_repo_task, agent_dry_run_close_task) could likely be consolidated.
The toolset covers core wiki operations (read, search, list, query, compile), full agent lifecycle (start, active, status, verify, repair, append, abandon, close, trace), bus publishing, repo sync/context/task close, and rewrites. Minor gaps include explicit article delete/update and agent contract management, but most workflows are supported.