Ethan has 800+ custom tools in ~/bin but almost certainly forgets 90% of them exist, and his sessions show he keeps building new agents that may duplicate old ones. This generates a nightly e-ink card for the tablet featuring 3 dormant-but-relevant tools, chosen by matching today's session transcripts and git activity against tool names/headers — so rediscovery happens at the moment of relevance, not by memory.
Create ~/bin/tool-rediscovery-card: (1) build a corpus by running `head -20` on each executable in ~/bin, extracting the shebang comment/usage block as a one-line description, cached to ~/.cache/tool-index.json (rebuild if mtime changed); (2) extract today's keywords from ~/.claude/projects/*/[recent].jsonl user+assistant text and `git -C ~/