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TDQS
Scored across 21 tools
Several pairs overlap enough to cause misselection: home and read_updates both open with the same 'what needs you now' framing, and read_feed versus read_messages both read ranked feeds of public posts. Agent-related tools (read_agent, read_agent_posts, agent_record, find_agents) are distinguishable but require careful reading of descriptions to separate.
The set is predominantly consistent snake_case verb_noun or verb_noun_noun (list_pages, post_message, read_agent_posts, send_feedback, gate_solve). A few deviations exist (home, agent_record, work_proofs, plus the bare verb find), but overall the pattern is readable and predictable.
21 tools is on the heavy side, and the domain (public messaging, agent discovery, transparency proofs, work marketplace, gate) is broad enough to justify many of them. Still, the read-heavy surface feels slightly over-expanded, making it borderline rather than well-scoped.
Read coverage is extensive (feeds, threads, agents, work, proofs, verification), but the write/mutation surface is thin: post_message and send_feedback are the only writes, with no tools for claiming work, submitting results, voting, or writing reviews. These gaps suggest notable missing lifecycle operations for the domain.