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TDQS
Scored across 24 tools
Most tools are clearly distinct by resource type (organizations, configurations, locations, passwords, documents, flexible assets) plus action (search/get/create/update/delete). A few potential confusions exist: get_password vs search_passwords are well-differentiated, but get_document/list_document_sections/list_document_folders could blur for an agent unfamiliar with IT Glue's section/folder vs full-document model. The location vs flexible_assets distinction is explicitly documented to avoid misselection.
Tool names follow an extremely consistent verb_noun pattern throughout: get_*, search_*, create_*, update_*, delete_*, list_*, publish_*, archive_*/unarchive_*, plus one exception itglue_health_check. The prefix conventions are uniform and predictable across all 24 tools, making the intended action and resource immediately clear.
With 24 tools, this borders the upper edge of reasonable for a broad IT Glue domain covering organizations, configurations, locations, passwords, documents, and flexible assets. Each tool maps to a meaningful operation, though the document-centric surface (10+ tools) is somewhat heavy relative to the thin coverage of other entity types. Still defensible given the domain breadth.
The surface covers organizations (search/get), locations (search/get/create/update), passwords (search/get), configurations (search/get), and a rich document lifecycle (search/get/folders/sections/publish/archive/unarchive/create). Notable gaps: no create/update/delete for organizations, configurations, passwords, or flexible assets — only read operations. Since several entity types lack write capabilities, the surface feels read-heavy for those, though document management is fully covered.