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TDQS
Scored across 81 tools
Many individual checks are well-differentiated, but the set contains multiple overlapping scan/audit paths (e.g. scan_domain vs batch_scan vs batch_scan_start, brand_audit_single vs brand_audit_batch_start) plus sync/async/status/findings variants that agents must carefully distinguish. Descriptions help in most cases, but with 81 tools selection remains error-prone.
The set predominantly uses consistent snake_case with recognizable families such as check_*, scan_*, batch_scan_*, brand_audit_*, and osint_investigate_*. Minor outliers like sge_quickscan, cymru_asn, rdap_lookup, and the overly generic generate break the otherwise consistent verb_noun convention.
81 tools is extreme for a DNS/email security server, especially since many are async/status/findings wrappers or individual record checks. This far exceeds the typical well-scoped range and materially burdens tool selection.
The surface covers DNS/email checks, full scans, bulk scans, compliance mapping, benchmarks, remediation generation, brand audits, OSINT, and monitoring watches. Minor gaps remain, such as no update/delete lifecycle for scans and no obvious historical scan retrieval tool beyond drift analysis.