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TDQS
Scored across 39 tools
Several overlapping clusters exist—image enhancement (td_ready_to_print, td_super_scaler, td_anti_blur), design generation (td_design_generation, td_design_creation), layering (td_object_layering, td_colour_layering, td_channeling), and colour variant tools—so an agent could misselect. The detailed 'Best for' descriptions help mitigate confusion, but boundaries are not always crisp.
Nearly all tools use snake_case, with a clear td_ prefix for design tools and no prefix for system/account tools. However, spelling is inconsistent between British 'colour' (td_colour_layering, td_colourways) and American 'color' (td_color_transfer, td_color_matching_*), and the naming mixes verb and noun styles.
39 tools is well above the 3–15 range for a well-scoped server and exceeds the 25+ threshold for 'too many'. Although each tool represents a distinct design operation, the sheer breadth creates a heavy selection burden for an agent.
The surface covers a wide range of textile design workflows: generation, enhancement, colour manipulation, layering, separation, print prep, and spec boards, plus auth, job, and documentation tools. Minor gaps exist (e.g., no explicit job cancellation or job listing), but agents can work around these via job_status and other tools.