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TDQS
Scored across 6 tools
The core memory verbs (remember/forget/recall) are cleanly separated by write/delete/read semantics, and the meta-pair search_tools/call_tool is unambiguous. The only mild overlap is recall vs code_search, since both are retrieval tools, but code_search explicitly scopes itself to the code graph and excludes conversational memory, which resolves most confusion.
All names are snake_case and fall into two coherent families: bare verbs for memory operations (remember, forget, recall) and verb_noun for infrastructure (call_tool, search_tools, code_search). This is a defensible grouping rather than chaos, though the bare-verb vs verb_noun split keeps it from being a fully uniform pattern.
Six tools is well within the sweet spot and each one covers a distinct responsibility: store, retrieve, delete, code-graph query, plus dynamic tool discovery and invocation. Nothing feels padded or missing at the surface-count level.
The lifecycle is largely covered: remember (create), recall (read), forget (delete), and a specialized code_search, with file upload and session modes handled via parameters. Gaps exist around explicitly updating existing memory and enumerating datasets/items (forget accepts a dataset name/id but nothing lists them), which agents can work around by re-storing or semantic recall.