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TDQS
Scored across 43 tools
The tool set covers many distinct sub-domains (handoffs, inbox, events, sessions, etc.), and most tools have clearly differentiated purposes. However, some read-oriented tools overlap (event_get/event_wait, inbox_pull/inbox_peek) and three legacy message_* tools are deprecated but still present, which could momentarily confuse an agent.
All 43 tools use consistent snake_case with a domain_action pattern (e.g., handoff_create, inbox_pull, poll_token_issue). The only variation is minor compound forms like handoff_list_available, but the convention is predictable and uniform.
43 tools is well above the typical 3–15 range and even excluding the 3 deprecated message tools leaves 40. This heavy surface likely burdens agents and exceeds what the server’s purpose requires.
The surface covers CRUD-like lifecycle for handoffs, inbox, sessions, events, artifacts, agents, workspaces, and poll tokens, with no dead ends in core workflows. Minor gaps exist (no artifact list/delete, no agent/channel delete), but agents can work around them.