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TDQS
Scored across 29 tools
Most tools target a distinct resource type or action, such as listing vs getting vs searching. The only real ambiguities are list_custom_domains versus search_custom_domains and get_vcdn_files_total versus list_vcdn_files, but their descriptions sufficiently clarify the difference.
The dominant pattern is verb_noun with snake_case, using list_ and get_ consistently for most resources. Minor deviations like list_ftp_logins and list_auto_imports omitting the vcdn_ prefix, and using 'statistics' instead of 'metrics', keep it from being perfectly consistent.
29 tools is above the ideal 3-15 range and feels heavy, but the server covers multiple product families: Anycast CDN, Video CDN, Cloud Storage, external storage, docs, and pricing. Several settings getters could likely be consolidated, so the count is borderline rather than clearly excessive.
The toolset is strong for read-only inspection, metrics, cache operations, and cost estimation, but it lacks create/update/delete tools for resources, buckets, domains, external storages, and settings. Agents can diagnose and purge/warm caches but cannot perform full CDN configuration changes, which is a significant lifecycle gap.