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Scored across 9 tools
The set has two retrieval paths (retrieve_context vs retrieve_index) plus fetch_nodes that genuinely overlap in surface, but the descriptions explicitly spell out when to prefer each (cost vs breadth vs reading bodies), which resolves most confusion. All other tools target clearly separate resources/actions (agent registry, task registry, gap report, session logging).
Every tool follows a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern (list_agents, create_task, log_session, retrieve_context, fetch_nodes, report_gaps). No camelCase or bare-noun outliers, and the verb choice (list/create/retrieve/fetch/report/log) maps sensibly to intent.
Nine tools is well within a comfortable range and each one earns its place in the retrieve-write-register loop. No redundant wrappers or unused variants padding the surface.
The core lifecycle is covered: discover gaps, retrieve approved memory, register agents/tasks, and write new nodes. Notable gaps remain — no way to update or delete a memory node you logged, and no tool to check the review status of your own pending submissions (review approval is deliberately human/admin-only, which is reasonable but leaves an agent-side dead end).