# Code Review: Step 1 — Audit confusable clusters

## Verdict: approved

No blocking findings.

The Step 1 implementation is limited to first-sentence tool-description rewrites and the accompanying audit evidence in `STATUS.md`, which matches the requested scope. The edited descriptions make the list/detail/range/library/assignment distinctions clearer without renaming tools or changing schemas.

## Verification

- Reviewed changed files from `git diff 340a1d18862fcacaeac3eca41b49622dd0b2a0aa..HEAD --name-only`.
- Reviewed the full diff with `git diff 340a1d18862fcacaeac3eca41b49622dd0b2a0aa..HEAD`.
- Checked the registry/tool descriptions for catalog context.
- Ran `go test ./internal/tools` — passed.

## Non-blocking notes

- `STATUS.md` still has review-log rows appended after the Step 5 checklist rather than in the Execution Log table. This appears pre-existing except for the latest added row, but it would be worth cleaning up in a later documentation/status pass.
- The audit intentionally records singleton `get_wellness_data`; consider also recording `get_athlete_profile` as a singleton/boundary tool in a later pass if the goal becomes a visibly complete read-catalog inventory rather than only confusable clusters.
