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Each tool has a clearly distinct role: index for catalog lookup, search for text search, read for content retrieval, and list_recent for recency. The descriptions even specify when to prefer one over another, removing ambiguity.
All tool names use snake_case with an imperative verb first, creating a predictable pattern. list_recent is slightly less parallel than list_recent_notes, but the deviation is minor and does not confuse the set.
Four tools is well-scoped for a retrieval-focused note vault: discovery via index/search/recent and content access via read. Each tool serves a distinct workflow step with no redundancy.
The surface fully covers read-oriented workflows: locating notes, finding content by text, checking recent changes, and reading full pages. The only notable gap is write/edit operations, but the tool descriptions consistently frame this as a read-only vault interface.