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TDQS
Scored across 5 tools
The five top-level tool names create/read/update/delete/execute map to clearly distinct CRUD-style actions, so misselection between tools is generally unlikely. However, mcp_aql_read is not truly read-only (it includes activate_element, deactivate_element, open_portfolio_browser, and permission_prompt), and mcp_aql_create bundles auth and deadlock operations, creating minor boundary ambiguity.
Tool names follow a highly consistent mcp_aql_<verb> pattern, and most sub-operations use verb_noun snake_case. The pattern is not perfect because a few operations like addEntry, portfolio_element_manager, and beetlejuice_beetlejuice_beetlejuice break convention.
Five tools is a reasonable surface size and maps neatly to a CRUD-plus-execution lifecycle. The count is slightly coarse for the server's actual breadth because each tool is a mega-router exposing dozens of operations, especially mcp_aql_read.
The set covers element CRUD, execution lifecycle, auth/OAuth, collections, portfolio, logs/metrics, and self-discovery, so most workflows have a path. Minor lifecycle edges such as explicitly removing from a portfolio/collection or listing all executions are not clearly surfaced, but they are not critical dead ends.