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TDQS
Scored across 13 tools
Most tools are distinct, but what_if_multi and simulate_resolution both simulate without changing live workflow state, differing mainly in scope (multi-node vs. single resolution), which could confuse an agent. Other tools are clearly separated by action and resource.
The naming convention is overwhelmingly verb_noun (ingest_event, detect_blockers, execute_action), but 'what_if_multi' breaks the pattern by not starting with a verb. No camelCase or mixed conventions exist, so the inconsistency is minor.
Thirteen tools is well within the optimal 3-15 range and each tool addresses a distinct aspect of workflow management, from simulation and execution to audit and comparison, so the count feels appropriately scoped.
The set covers core workflow operations like simulation, execution, rollback, prediction, and audit, but lacks an explicit approval tool even though plan_next_actions references approvals. Additionally, workflow retrieval is only implicit through compare_workflows, leaving a moderate gap in the lifecycle.