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TDQS
Scored across 22 tools
Most tools target clearly distinct resources/actions (draft vs playlist vs taste vs auth), and descriptions explicitly clarify boundaries. However, expand_playlist and refresh_taste are admitted shortcuts for create_draft configurations, and read_playlist/analyze_playlist/compare_playlists share a playlist-reading surface, so a few selections could be confused.
The bulk follow a predictable verb_noun pattern (create_draft, edit_draft, read_playlist, export_draft, delete_draft). The auth/setup tools (status, setup, connect, disconnect) are bare and break the pattern slightly, but they remain readable and conventional.
At 22 tools the set is on the heavy/borderline side for a single-domain playlist builder, and several tools are documented as convenience shortcuts over create_draft, inflating the surface. Each tool does earn some purpose, so it's reasonable rather than excessive.
The surface covers the full lifecycle: auth (status/setup/connect/disconnect), draft create/read/edit/delete/export, publish/update/image on Spotify, search, and taste analysis/comparison. Coverage of the stated playlist-building domain is thorough with no obvious dead ends.