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TDQS
Scored across 11 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct purpose: setting inverter mode, charge current, SoC limit, MQTT operations, and device-specific data retrieval. No overlapping functionality that could cause confusion.
Consistent verb_noun pattern: set_inverter_mode, list_devices, get_battery_soc, mqtt_connect, etc. All names follow snake_case with clear action prefixes.
11 tools for a Venus OS MQTT server is well-scoped, covering the key operations (device listing, data retrieval, setpoints, MQTT management) without bloat.
Core read/write functionality is covered, but mqtt_subscribe is marked as not yet implemented, and there is no explicit tool to read real-time data from the broker despite MQTT tools. Minor gap: no tool for general MQTT publish or unsubscribe.