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Scored across 17 tools
Most tools target distinct lifecycle operations (init, checkpoint, task/goal transition, hydrate, archive/unarchive, prune, connect). A few overlap conceptually—checkpoint vs melt both manipulate DAG nodes, and several tools bundle multiple actions (crystal_artifact handles register/list/inspect; crystal_transient_lease handles create/clean/promote)—but descriptions keep boundaries clear enough.
Every tool follows the crystal_<snake_case_noun/verb> pattern consistently, with readable and predictable suffixes. No camelCase or stylistic drift.
17 tools is on the heavier side but justified by a rich domain (DAG lifecycle, leasing, artifacts, archival, bonding). Each tool maps to a distinct operation, though a couple could theoretically be merged.
Covers the full lifecycle: init, checkpoint, task/goal transitions, leases, forking, hydration, triage, archive/unarchive, melt, prune, connect, search, stats, and batch. Some minor gaps (e.g. no rename/update-metadata or explicit delete beyond prune) but core workflows are complete.