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9. `turn_start` notices tool or grouping-configuration changes by hash, resets stale dynamic groups, and reconstructs the checked-in/hybrid catalog.
The standard bundle assigns the official Hippo Pi extension's five `hippo_*` tools to recall and management groups, and assigns `Agent`, `get_subagent_result`, and `steer_subagent` to the `subagents` orchestration group. `context_tree_query` remains in `memory-recall` because it recovers condensed tool output; retired Hermes names and third-party `tff-memory_*` names are not seeded.
The maintained `pi-ssh` tools are also split by workflow: sequential reviewed agent-controlled connection lives in `ssh-connection`, structured `ssh_read`/`ssh_write`/`ssh_edit` file operations live in `ssh-remote-files`, bounded `ssh_find`/`ssh_grep` discovery lives in `ssh-remote-search`, and sequential reviewed workspace changes plus reviewed command execution live in `ssh-remote-shell`. The workflows tell the model to call `ssh_connect` or `ssh_cd` separately and wait for success before issuing remote calls that depend on the new connection or cwd.
The maintained `ask_user_question` tool has its own `user-interaction` group so the model can load the complete interactive schema only when a missing decision or preference must come from the user.
A purely additive first load receives Pi's native dynamic-tool result propagation. A replacement that evicts one group while adding another is intentionally non-additive; current Pi detects the removal and uses its safe next-request fallback instead of attaching an invalid additive-only hint.