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TDQS
Scored across 12 tools
The three insider_signals_* tools (today, by_ticker, by_date_range) all return the same underlying Rule-2 insider-buy data and accept the same filters (days, ticker), creating significant functional overlap. An agent could use any of them for most queries, leading to potential misselection. Other tools are distinct.
All tool names use snake_case with clear domain prefixes (insider_, federal_, activist_, fund_) and a consistent 'verify_' prefix for verification tools. The retrieval tools use descriptive noun phrases rather than a uniform verb_noun pattern, but the style is coherent and readable.
12 tools is reasonable for the scope, covering multiple signal domains and verification. However, the three insider signal retrieval tools are somewhat redundant and could be consolidated into one with filters, making the count slightly higher than necessary.
Core insider signal retrieval and verification is complete (today, ticker, date range, cluster, filing lookup, verify). Non-core domains have gaps: federal awards lacks verification, 8-K lacks a discovery listing, and 13F lacks a raw holdings listing, but agents can work around these for primary use cases.