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TDQS
Scored across 12 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes: analyze finds duplicates, suppress/unsuppress/list manage suppressions, write/edit handle file operations. However, metadata_erase and metadata_recompute_baseline overlap (both erase metadata) and write/edit are similar in behavior, creating minor boundary ambiguity.
Tool names mix single verbs (analyze, status, edit) with verb_noun patterns (list_suppressions, generate_ignore) and noun-verb patterns (metadata_erase, metadata_recompute_baseline). This inconsistency in naming structure makes the set feel less cohesive.
12 tools is an appropriate scope for a code duplication analysis server, covering detection, suppression management, file enforcement, and configuration without excess.
The server covers the core duplication lifecycle well: detect (analyze), manage (suppress/unsuppress/list), enforce (write/edit), plus setup and maintenance tools. Minor gaps exist, such as no configuration for detection thresholds, but the overall surface is comprehensive.