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TDQS
Scored across 15 tools
Most tools target distinct resources (records, domains, TSIG keys, DNSSEC). The record-mutation tools (set_records, add_record, update_record, delete_record) have overlapping surface area, but the descriptions clearly distinguish full replacement vs. append vs. targeted edit. Only a minor risk of confusion between set_records and update_record.
Consistent snake_case verb_noun structure throughout (list_records, create_domain, delete_record). Minor deviations: creation uses both 'create_' (create_domain, create_tsig_key) and 'add_' (add_record), and 'set_records' vs 'update_record' use different verbs for similar operations. Still largely predictable.
15 tools is well-scoped for a DNS management server covering four coherent subgroups (records, domains, TSIG, DNSSEC). Each tool earns its place with no obvious filler.
Records have full CRUD plus batch replace, DNSSEC has enable/disable/get, and TSIG has create/list/get/configure/remove. However, domain lifecycle is incomplete: you can create and list domains but there is no delete_domain or get_domain, which limits full zone management.