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TDQS
Scored across 21 tools
Some overlap exists: add_transactions and add_directives can both commit transactions, and open_accounts overlaps with add_directives for account opens. The descriptions do clarify intended use cases, but an agent could still hesitate between these pairs.
Most tools follow a clear verb_noun pattern (connect_book, add_transactions, open_accounts, run_query), but a few are bare nouns (balances, history, book_status, connection_status). The device-auth tools also mix 'authorization' and 'approval' terminology, though the overall pattern remains readable.
With 21 tools, the server is in the heavy range, though the count is justified by the two-step auth flow and separate workflows for statements, receipts, and reporting. Still, some consolidation (e.g. merging open_accounts into add_directives) could tighten the surface.
The tool set covers the full bookkeeping lifecycle: connecting and creating books, adding validated transactions and directives, opening accounts, querying balances, generating reports, proposing from statements and receipts, and undoing changes via history/revert. No critical operations are missing for the stated purpose.