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TDQS
Scored across 13 tools
Most tools target a distinct claim type or action, with record_constraint/decision/rejection/open/mission clearly scoped by their descriptions. The main ambiguities are record_open acting as a catch-all for four different item kinds (question, risk, milestone, next action) and capture partially overlapping with the individual record_* tools, though it is explicitly positioned as a batch reconciliation entry point.
The record_* family gives a strong consistent prefix for append operations, and most other tools use verb_noun snake_case like resume_context, search_claims, freeze_claim, and list_projects. The outliers are 'capture' as a bare verb and 'why' as a question word, plus a slight singular/plural mismatch between freeze_claim, resolve_claim, and search_claims.
At 13 tools, the surface is well-scoped for a persistent project-memory domain: every tool addresses a distinct part of the lifecycle including record, batch, query, freeze, resolve, explain, and project management. No tool feels redundant, and the count stays inside the ideal range.
The set covers the full lifecycle: project initialization, recording constraints, decisions, rejections, open items, and missions; batch capture with deduplication and conflict handling; freezing; resolving and archiving; and historical explanation. The append-only model deliberately omits destructive updates, but superseding via capture and unfreezing via resolve_claim fill those gaps without missing operations.