Creator Brain
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TDQS
Scored across 19 tools
Most tools occupy clearly distinct pipeline stages (add, analyse, submit, search, maintain), and descriptions disambiguate well. The weakest boundaries are add_videos vs. update_creators (both queue downloads) and search_brain vs. get_topic vs. compare_creators, which an agent could occasionally pick wrong.
Everything is snake_case and mostly verb_noun (add_creator, search_brain, merge_topics, save_output). A handful of noun-prefixed forms (brain_status, brain_doctor, brain_graph, my_profile) and the awkward next_video_to_analyse deviate from the dominant pattern but remain readable.
19 tools is on the heavy side, but each maps to a real stage: ingestion, analysis, topic curation, maintenance, discovery, and output. A few (pause_brain/resume_brain, rebuild_brain) could be folded together, keeping it just short of ideal.
Covers the full lifecycle: add creators/videos, background ingest, claim submission, topic listing/merging, rebuild, status, search, topic lookup, cross-creator comparison, profile, output saving, discovery, and repair. No obvious dead ends beyond optional destructive operations like removing a creator or correcting a bad claim.