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Scored across 5 tools
Each tool targets a distinct stage of the memory lifecycle: listing sources, searching, expanding a citation, writing a new note, and rebuilding the index. There is no plausible confusion between them, and the descriptions explicitly chain them (buscar_memoria → leer_fragmento, listar_fuentes before searching).
Four of five names follow a clear Spanish verb_noun pattern (listar_fuentes, buscar_memoria, leer_fragmento, guardar_nota). reindexar is a bare verb without a noun, a minor deviation but still readable and unambiguous.
Five tools is a well-scoped surface for a personal memory/index server; each maps to a real operation with no filler. Nothing feels thin because the read/write/search/reindex loop is fully covered.
The core loop (inspect index, search, read, write, reindex) is covered, including deduplication on write and incremental reindexing. There is no explicit way to delete or edit an existing note, so stale memories can only be removed via file changes plus reindexing.