Seven primitives.
One agent loop.

“Nothing is indexed” and “your code does not contain that” are the same sentence to a caller — and could not be more different. An empty store says it is empty, and says how big the haystack was: 0 hits of 0 notes is a misconfigured path; 0 hits of 500 notes is a real answer.

status: "In Progres" — one letter short — used to return []. An agent asks what is in progress, is told nothing is, and starts work someone else is already doing. Columns, agents and namespaces are finite, known sets: a filter outside the set is a mistake, and the error lists the real values.

Ask a question in any directory and nothing is left behind. Opening a store used to create it — so the empty store the tool had just made then answered the question, and the tool invented the evidence for its own answer.

fetch failed is not an error message. It names no cause, suggests no action, and cannot be told apart from a typo, a dead host, or being offline. Every error here names what went wrong, where it looked, and the command that fixes it.

MCP tool annotations, on all 67: 37 read-only · 7 destructive · 10 open-world. A client can tell a search from a delete without calling either. (The spec's defaults are pessimistic — say nothing, and you have declared yourself destructive.)

The whole loop runs on every push, from fresh clones. All 70 tools are called. The UI is looked at, with data ugly enough to break it. A skipped test is a failed test. And every gate has been watched to fail — a gate nobody has seen fail is a gate you are trusting on faith.