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TDQS
Scored across 19 tools
Each tool targets a clearly distinct resource+action: site lifecycle (delete/list/get/update/pause/resume/rollback), comments (list/reply/resolve/reopen), people (list/invite/remove), and auth. The only superficially close pair, publish_files vs publish_dir, is sharply separated by the descriptions (text authored here vs a folder from disk). No two tools appear to do the same thing.
Every tool follows a predictable verb_noun snake_case pattern (delete_site, list_comments, invite_people, resolve_comment, etc.). The auth pair login/login_code are verb-only but read consistently with the rest. No mixed conventions or camelCase leakage.
19 tools is at the heavier end, but the domain genuinely spans sites, comments, people, folders, and auth, and each tool maps to a real operation. Nothing looks like filler or a redundant alias, though the set is larger than the ideal 3-15 band.
Site lifecycle is well covered (publish, read, update, pause/resume, rollback, delete) plus full comment moderation and people management. Minor gaps exist — no tool to create a folder (explicitly deferred to the dashboard) and no comment deletion — but core workflows have no dead ends.