Each tool is scoped to a distinct resource namespace and action, so memory, session, skill, persona, and context operations are easy to separate. The only conceptually adjacent pair, memory.search and context.build, is clearly distinguished by 'find candidates' versus 'build pack'.

All tools follow a consistent lowercase namespace.action convention with predictable verbs like list, get, validate, enable, disable, read, and write. There is no mixing of separator styles or naming patterns, so agents can infer related tools across resource types.

Fifteen tools is at the upper edge of the ideal range, but each tool maps to a necessary operation across the server's five related domains. There is no obvious redundancy or dead weight in the set.

Core workflows are covered: memories can be proposed, read, searched, archived, and analyzed; skills can be listed, inspected, validated, and toggled; sessions and contexts have write/build paths. Minor gaps exist—such as no direct memory update or persona activation tool—but archive-and-repropose and resource URI patterns provide reasonable workarounds.