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TDQS
Scored across 14 tools
Tools target distinct Kong entities and actions, and descriptions explicitly steer between similar options such as find_route_by_path vs get_route and diagnose_route vs explain_auth_failure. However, the composite diagnostic tools overlap with the lower-level get/list tools, so an agent could still be unsure whether to assemble evidence manually or use the high-level diagnostic.
All 14 tools use consistent snake_case and a verb-first pattern (find_, list_, get_, check_, diff_, diagnose_, explain_). There are no mixed conventions or ambiguous suffixes.
14 tools is well within the expected 3–15 range for a Kong diagnostic surface. Each tool maps to a meaningful entity or check, with no obvious bloat or thin coverage.
The set covers core diagnostic paths: route resolution, service/consumer/upstream lookup, plugin scoping, health checks, config diff, and high-level diagnosis. Minor gaps remain, such as no general list_routes or get_upstream, but core route/auth troubleshooting workflows are largely complete.