agent-interop-runtime
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TDQS
Scored across 46 tools
Several tools have overlapping boundaries: send_message, agent_send, and conversation_send all send prompts in different contexts, while watch_thread, watch_active_threads, get_thread_progress, and get_thread_progress_summary all expose live progress. The thread/session/conversation layering is substantial and requires careful reading to avoid misselection.
Naming conventions are mixed: some tools use verb_noun (list_models, create_work), others use noun_verb (evidence_list, work_get, conversation_read), and there are inconsistent variants like set_model vs session_set_model and send_message vs agent_send. The lack of a single predictable pattern makes the 46-tool surface harder to navigate.
46 tools is too many for a coherent agent-facing surface, even for a broad interop runtime. While the domain is genuinely large, the count forces agents to choose among dozens of closely related operations and would benefit from consolidation or grouping.
The set covers a broad runtime lifecycle: sessions, conversations, durable work, handoffs, reviews, permissions, and evidence. Notable gaps remain, however: evidence contents are said to be addressable by ID but there is no generic evidence read tool, and durable work/handoff/conversation records lack update, close, or delete operations.