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TDQS
Scored across 4 tools
The main ambiguity is between scan_site and audit_site, which both claim 58+ checks across 12 categories and return the same AI Identity Card components; the free/paid and quick/full distinctions help but the boundary is fuzzy. compare_sites is clearly a two-site benchmark and fix_site is clearly code generation, so the rest are distinct.
All tools follow a verb_noun pattern (scan_site, audit_site, fix_site) with one minor deviation: compare_sites uses a plural noun while the others are singular. The verb choices are clear and consistent in style.
Four tools is well-scoped for a scanner/remediation server: quick scan, full audit, competitive comparison, and fix generation. Each tool earns a clear place in the workflow with a distinct price point.
The surface forms a complete lifecycle: free scan for instant signal, paid audit for depth, compare for benchmarking, and fix_site for remediation. Verification after applying fixes is possible by calling scan_site again, so the loop has no dead ends.