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TDQS
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The two tools have clearly distinct purposes: remember_fact is a write/store operation and recall_context is a similarity-based read/query operation. There is no realistic scenario in which an agent would confuse which one to call.
Both names follow a verb_noun pattern (remember_fact, recall_context) in snake_case, which is consistent and readable. The nouns differ in style (fact vs context) slightly muddying the symmetry, but the pattern holds.
Two tools is thin for a memory server; store and retrieve are the core pair, but a domain like this typically warrants at least a delete/forget operation. It is borderline rather than clearly wrong, since the surface is minimal by design.
The write/read pair covers the basic memory lifecycle, but there is no way to forget, update, or correct a stored fact, and no listing or scope-management operation. These are notable gaps that could cause dead ends when memories become stale or incorrect.