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TDQS
Scored across 62 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource+action, and the descriptions carefully separate delete_alias / restore_alias / forget_alias and the three bulk tools. Some overlap remains: update_alias can change labels while set_alias_labels exists, and bulk_alias_action acts as a catch-all that shadows the per-alias update/delete/option tools. The generic set_*_option tools also require guessing valid option names.
The set is dominated by a clean verb_noun snake_case pattern (get_alias, create_recipient, set_domain_option, resend_failed_delivery). A few deviations break the pattern: bulk_alias_action is vague where its siblings are bulk_set_alias_* , forget_alias uses a non-standard verb, and blocklist tools mix list_blocklist with add_to_blocklist / remove_from_blocklist.
62 tools is heavy for an alias-management API; four near-identical set_*_option tools (alias, domain, username, recipient) plus four bulk variants could be consolidated. Several resources get full CRUD plus option/default-recipient/DNS sub-tools, inflating the surface well past the comfortable 3-15 range.
Coverage is broad and lifecycle-complete for aliases, recipients, domains, usernames, rules, labels, blocklist and failed deliveries, including soft-delete/restore and bulk paths. Minor gaps: API tokens are read-only (no create/revoke), and there is no standalone alias statistics or DNS-record-set operation beyond checking/setting options.