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TDQS
Scored across 13 tools
Five tools all generate a 'brief' (get_meeting_brief, brief_with_history, brief_all_today, get_outlook_brief, enrich_brief_with_crm), and brief_with_history is explicitly a superset of get_meeting_brief. Descriptions do differentiate the data sources (Google vs Outlook vs CRM vs history), but an agent must read carefully to pick the right variant.
Mostly snake_case verb_noun (get_upcoming_meetings, research_attendee, search_meeting_history), but the 'brief' family is inconsistent: brief_with_history, brief_all_today, get_meeting_brief, get_outlook_brief, enrich_brief_with_crm mix 'brief' as verb, noun, and modifier.
13 tools is well-scoped for a meeting-intelligence server, and each tool covers a distinct capability (calendar fetch, research, search, brief, CRM, debrief).
Core read/brief/debrief flows are covered, but the action-item lifecycle is incomplete: get_open_action_items lists items yet no tool marks a follow-up done or closes an item, and there is no way to create or update meetings.