The tool-description prose had accumulated playbook-style guidance over
the course of development (pre-flight rules, mode-picking policy,
multi-anchor recipe, anti-pattern teaching, reading-order advice).
That material now lives in the session-recall skill where it can be
loaded on demand rather than shipping in every system prompt.
Schema description now covers only what the tool IS: what each mode
returns, default-mode resolution, anchor contract, FTS5 syntax, and a
one-paragraph 'when to use'. Mode enum description shrunk to three
one-line entries. Cost claims generalised — no fixed dollar figures
since aux-LLM cost depends on the user's configured aux model.
Net: ~9.5 KB -> ~3 KB of description prose. One schema-content
assertion in tests updated to match the new phrasing while keeping the
same intent (cross-session language exists; no current-session nudge).
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