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Scored across 11 tools
Most tools map cleanly to distinct capabilities: learn/supersede/feedback handle memory lifecycle, context/decisions/docs_search handle retrieval, refresh/pr_check handle repository state, and risk/dependency_path/skills handle analysis and export. A couple of adjacent pairs (learn vs. skills, refresh vs. pr_check) could be confused at first glance, but the descriptions draw clear read/write and capture/codify boundaries.
All tools share the kage_ prefix and snake_case, and most suffixes are descriptive noun phrases such as context, risk, dependency_path, decisions, docs_search, pr_check, and skills. The pattern is slightly inconsistent because a few suffixes are bare verbs like refresh, supersede, and learn, but the overall convention remains predictable and readable.
Eleven tools is well-scoped for a repo-memory and code-graph assistant; each tool covers a distinct part of the workflow from capture and recall to risk analysis, indexing, PR readiness, and skill export. There is no obvious filler or redundant tool.
The set covers the core memory lifecycle (learn, context, supersede, feedback) plus supporting analysis (risk, dependency path, docs search) and repository operations (refresh, pr_check, skills). Minor gaps exist, such as no explicit packet-list/search tool or skill-management/removal, but agents can work around them.
