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Scored across 6 tools
Several tools have unclear boundaries: diagnose, focus, and fix_me all produce recommended next actions or plans, while stimulate and focus both generate recovery-oriented output. Only reuptake and retry are clearly distinct, making tool selection genuinely ambiguous.
The tools mostly follow a consistent lowercase imperative-verb style: diagnose, stimulate, focus, retry. The main deviation is fix_me, which introduces an underscore and an object pronoun, but the overall naming pattern is still recognizable.
Six tools is a reasonable size for a session-recovery-focused server. However, fix_me is an aggregate of other tools and adds some redundancy, so the set is slightly less lean than it could be.
The tool surface covers the core recovery loop well: diagnose failures, focus on next actions, retry with bounded state, and retrieve session context. Minor gaps exist around explicit session reset or state-clearing operations, but agents can generally work around them.