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TDQS
Scored across 30 tools
Despite covering overlapping governance themes, descriptions carry explicit 'use X instead of Y' guidance (e.g., rai_compliance vs rai_eu_ai_act_classify, rai_trust_score vs rai_check_trust), and the scan-family (rai_scan/rai_stream_scan/rai_pii_report) and memory-family tools are clearly differentiated. Each tool has a distinct resource+action target with no true duplicates.
Every tool uses a uniform rai_ prefix with a consistent snake_case convention (rai_trust_score, rai_policy_check, rai_bias_evaluate). No mixing of camelCase, no erratic verb styles.
30 tools is heavy and pushes past the comfortable ceiling, even if the governance domain is genuinely broad (privacy, security, compliance, cost, bias, audit). Most tools earn their place, but a set this large increases selection burden for agents.
The surface covers an unusually full governance lifecycle: scanning, trust scoring, bias evaluation, compliance (NIST/EU AI Act/ISO 42001), red-teaming, cost/budget, drift, passports, incident logging, and memory/provenance gating. No obvious dead ends for the stated purpose.