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TDQS
Scored across 10 tools
Each tool has a distinct app+action purpose, with no overlapping functionality. The VS Code view-switching tools are clearly separated from the search-typing tool, and the read/write tools target different applications.
All tools follow a consistent app_action_object snake_case pattern (notes_*, textedit_*, code_*, slack_*). Minor variations like notes_read_open_note do not break the predictable convention.
10 tools is a reasonable count in isolation, and each tool has a clear role. However, spread across four separate applications, the set feels slightly thin for the apparent multi-app automation scope.
Major workflow gaps exist across all covered apps: Slack can filter channels but cannot read or send messages, VS Code can search but not open results, and Notes/TextEdit lack update, delete, or open operations. These dead ends would cause agent failures for common tasks.