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TDQS
Scored across 17 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct scopes (model management, configuration editing, execution, and sensitivity analysis). Slight overlap exists between set_values and edit_structure's set_instance_values operation, and between set_run_settings and run_configuration's seed/runs overrides, but descriptions distinguish them well.
Predominantly snake_case verb_noun names such as list_models, read_equations, and create_model. Deviations are the sa_ prefix for sensitivity-analysis tools and lsd_status, but these are readable and consistent within their subgroups.
With 17 tools, the set is slightly above the ideal 3-15 range but the domain is broad and each tool covers a distinct workflow step. The count is reasonable, though a couple of configuration-editing tools could potentially be merged.
Coverage is strong across the model lifecycle (create, copy, read/write equations, edit structure, compile, run) and sensitivity analysis (design, run, analyze). Minor gaps include no delete_model/delete_configuration and no explicit list_results, which agents can partially work around.