palinode
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TDQS
Scored across 39 tools
The set contains several overlapping clusters: retrieval (search/resolve/dedup_suggest/topic_coverage/cluster_neighbors/orphan_repair), health (status/doctor/doctor_deep/lint/review), and retirement/undo (archive/archive_expired/restore/unretract/forget_withdraw/rollback/correction_*). The descriptions explicitly differentiate use cases, but the agent must read carefully and can still misselect within these families.
Every tool uses the palinode_ prefix and lower snake_case, which is highly predictable. However, the internal pattern mixes verb_noun (palinode_read, palinode_save, palinode_archive) with noun_noun (palinode_session_init, palinode_topic_coverage, palinode_correction_preview), so it is not a uniform verb_noun convention.
At 39 tools, the surface is very heavy for a memory server. Many tools are narrow variants (e.g., five health/diagnostic tools and multiple similarity-lookup tools), which exceeds the 25-tool threshold and risks overwhelming agents despite each having a niche.
The surface covers the memory lifecycle comprehensively: create/read/search/resolve, archive/restore/retire/undo, provenance/history/blame/trace, health/lint/review, session boundaries, triggers, prompts, and dependency tracking. No obvious lifecycle gap exists, and the absence of hard-delete is an intentional design choice, not a missing operation.