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TDQS

C2.7/5.0

Scored across 99 tools

Disambiguation3/5

Core CRUD tools target distinct resources cleanly, but several clusters overlap: search vs search_issues, get_issue vs get_issue_context vs get_activity, claim_issue vs start_work vs finish_work, and my_day vs standup vs triage_inbox vs project_report. The descriptions do differentiate them (context bundles, workflow shortcuts, report shapes), which keeps misselection recoverable rather than fatal. Still, at 99 tools an agent must read carefully to pick the right entry point.

Naming Consistency4/5

The dominant convention is clear snake_case verb_noun (list_issues, create_issue, add_label, remove_reaction, update_document). A minority break the pattern with noun-first or bare names (my_day, standup, finish_work, search, project_report, release_notes, check_setup), which reads more like a curated shortcut layer than inconsistency. Overall predictable and readable.

Tool Count2/5

99 tools is far beyond a comfortable surface for a model to reason over, even for a broad workspace covering issues, docs, chat, CRM, planner, notifications, and time tracking. Many workflow/reporting conveniences (my_day, standup, project_report, triage_inbox, release_notes, changes_since, issues_from_meeting) could be collapsed into fewer parameterized tools. The breadth is defensible but the granularity is excessive.

Completeness4/5

Coverage is unusually deep: full issue lifecycle, relations/blockers, docs, comments, labels, components, milestones, persons, organizations, todos, chat, attachments, notifications, time tracking, plus search, setup diagnostics, and an undo facility. Gaps exist in delete/lifecycle symmetry (no delete_milestone, delete_component, delete_label, delete_teamspace, delete_channel) and update_organization only changes description. These are minor workarounds, not dead ends.

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