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Scored across 11 tools
Each tool has a distinct layer+action scope: memory_* tools target the memory store, session_* tools target archived conversation text, and panel_open is a UI action. The only mild overlaps are memory_list vs memory_context (recent vs resident context) and memory_handoff vs memory_context, but the descriptions clarify their different outputs and use cases.
Nearly all tools follow a predictable domain_action pattern (memory_save, memory_search, session_save, session_recall). Minor deviation: verbs mix actions (save/list/search) with nouns (stats/context/handoff), though it stays readable and consistent in style.
11 tools is well-scoped for a cross-agent memory system, covering listing, saving, searching, deleting, stats, pinning, context retrieval, session archive/recall, handoff, and panel access. Each tool earns its place with no obvious redundancy.
Strong lifecycle coverage across both memory and session layers, including soft delete and pin/unpin toggle. The notable gap is a memory_update/edit operation — editing requires delete-then-save — and there is no direct get-by-id retrieval, but core workflows are covered.