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TDQS
Scored across 11 tools
Each tool pairs a distinct action with a distinct object: listing endpoints/scenarios/events, reading a single event, comparing events, debugging a signature, replaying one event, running a scenario, and fetching a replay result. The only cluster with any risk is replay_event vs run_scenario vs get_replay_result, and the descriptions sharply separate perform-one, perform-sequence, and read-history. An agent can select correctly without guessing.
Every name follows the same snake_case verb_noun convention (list_endpoints, get_event, replay_event, debug_signature, generate_handler, compare_events, create_endpoint). The verbs map predictably to the action performed and resource names are reused consistently across list/get/create.
Eleven tools map cleanly onto the workflow stages of capturing, inspecting, replaying, and debugging webhooks, with no filler tools. Each entry earns its place without inflating the surface.
Coverage is strong for the agent's core loop: discover endpoints, list/get/compare events, debug signatures, replay, verify fixes, and generate handler scaffolding. Gaps (no delete or rename endpoint, no event deletion, secrets intentionally dashboard-only) are deliberate and manageable from the dashboard rather than agent dead ends.