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# Tool System
## Tool System: Specialized Utilities for Every Task
Aika’s Brain is equipped with an arsenal of **specialized tools** optimized for speed, accuracy, and cross-chain resilience:
### Key Tools
#### Token Search Tool:
* Locates tokens across chains by name, symbol, or ID with integrated market data retrieval.
#### Balance Reading Tool:
* Fetches real-time wallet balances for native and ERC-20 tokens.
#### Mathematical and Price Tools:
* Conducts token value estimations, conversions, and price tracking with advanced mathematical modeling.
#### Memory Tools:
* **Recall Tool:** Retrieves previous user interactions to ensure continuity.
* **Remember Tool:** Stores preferences and patterns for personalized engagement.
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