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TDQS
Scored across 67 tools
Each tool targets a distinct OBS resource and action (transform vs. visible vs. blend_mode; filter settings vs. toggle vs. order), and descriptions actively cross-reference related tools to prevent confusion. Minor overlap exists between obs_screenshot/obs_save_screenshot and the raw/hotkey escape hatches, but they are explicitly disambiguated.
All tools use a consistent obs_ prefix and snake_case with strong verb_noun patterns (obs_scene_item_*, obs_filter_*, obs_media_*), making the groups predictable. A few oddballs like obs_raw, obs_watch, and obs_health break the verb-first pattern, but overall naming is highly regular and easy to infer.
At 67 tools, this far exceeds the 50+ threshold for an extreme mismatch, even for a domain as complex as OBS. While each tool has a defensible place and the grouping is logical, the sheer surface area is overwhelming for an agent and the rubric is explicit about the upper bound.
The toolset provides exhaustive coverage of OBS: scenes, scene items, sources, filters, audio routing, media transport, outputs, hotkeys, projectors, replay buffer, virtual cam, recording, streaming, studio mode, and monitoring. It even handles plugin-provided functionality via hotkeys and raw websocket escape hatches. Gaps are nearly impossible to find.