Scored across 15 tools
Most tools include explicit positioning guidance, but the set has several overlapping retrieval/context-assembly tools: search, search_raw, current_state, timeline, context_bundle, and recall_user_context could all plausibly match a lookup request. The long descriptions help disambiguate them, but an agent scanning names alone would likely confuse context_bundle with recall_user_context or timeline with timeline_report.
The set mixes verb-led names like save_memory, update_workstream, and lookup_commit with noun-led names like workstreams, timeline, and context_bundle, plus the odd commits_for_session. There is no single predictable naming pattern, though the names are individually readable and avoid chaotic style mixing.
Fifteen tools is at the upper edge of a compact surface, but the set covers memory management, raw sessions, git commit links, workstreams, and reporting without feeling padded. A few retrieval helpers could be consolidated, so it is slightly heavy rather than perfectly minimal.
The core memory lifecycle is covered: save_memory creates/updates, search and get_observations retrieve, and govern_memory handles deletion/staleness. The main gap is workstreams, which can be listed and updated but not created or deleted, though that is a workable omission for the primary memory-centric workflow.
