Covering the whole of what it claims to cover. A comprehensive claim is one that can be disproved by a single gap.

A gathered set of what is needed for one job. A kit is assembled by someone who knew what would be wanted.

That which rearranges a whole's parts and their relations. It changes what is possible without changing what is there.

One who tends what belongs to another — counting, filling, submitting, never ruling. Every act signed, every act additive.

Utility shortened to its drawer name — the small helper that serves many hands and belongs to none. The humblest word in any codebase, and among the most used.

Usefulness, and a small tool built for one job. Named for what it serves rather than what it is.