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TDQS
Scored across 29 tools
Most tools target distinct resources and actions, and descriptions clarify differences. The main overlap is list_agents vs list_agents_v0 (legacy version), with minor potential confusion between get_run/get_run_stream and PR-related tools, but these are mostly resolvable by descriptions.
Most names follow snake_case verb_noun conventions (list_*, get_*, create_*, cancel_*), but several are noun-first or state-oriented (cursor_status, project_lineage, agent_lifecycle, prewarm_transcript), creating a mixed but still readable pattern.
29 tools is heavy for the server's apparent scope. The set includes legacy variants (list_agents_v0) and many extended endpoints, pushing well beyond the 3-15 range that tends to be well-scoped.
A critical gap is the absence of a create_agent tool, despite list_models explicitly referencing create_agent. There is also no update_agent or initial run creation, leaving core lifecycle operations incomplete despite extensive read and extended coverage.