Quick answer
Panels shape routes; Cushion absorbs impact; Slick reduces friction; Fans add local force; Pistons provide short handoffs; Magnets recover and gather; Bumpers redirect or extend combos; Remote groups switchable tools. Sticky Tools fixes touching equipment in place. Signal limits remain evidence-limited.
Transport and structure
| Tool | Use it for | Do not expect it to |
|---|---|---|
| Panel / Cushion / Slick | Geometry / impact / friction | Repair a bad upstream angle |
| Fan | Local force on a clear section | Push through a physical obstruction |
| Piston | Short repeatable handoff | Replace long transport |
| Magnet | Recovery and grouping | Stay predictable inside a dense lane |
| Bumper | Controlled rebound and combo tests | Stabilize a bad direct route |
Control and recovery
Remote links switchable tools with F. Test one device, then a small group. The community associates Signal with expanded control, but no reproducible channel count or capacity limit is currently available.
Broom and manual tools clear test debris. Clear Items is a diagnostic reset, not a substitute for repairing geometry. Shift Scheduler and Trading Terminal remain evidence-limited: exact cycles, ratios, and recovery values are omitted without reproducible evidence.
Tool choice checklist
- Name the visible failure.
- Choose the matching job.
- Change one variable.
- Run a repeated batch.
- Keep the change only if the first growing pile moves downstream or disappears.
Sources and evidence
Official store vocabulary supports the tool families. Remote behavior is cross-linked to the dedicated guide. Exact limits remain unavailable without reproducible tests.