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TDQS
Scored across 13 tools
Most tools target a clearly distinct resource plus verb: exceptions (list/add/update/delete), events (query/get/quarantine/restore), emails (search/get/quarantine/restore), and task status. The main risk is the parallel quarantine/restore clusters for events vs emails, which overlap conceptually since email events and email entities are related, but the noun in each name disambiguates adequately.
Every tool uses the same hec_ prefix followed by a consistent verb_noun pattern (hec_list_exceptions, hec_query_events, hec_quarantine_emails, hec_get_task_status), with no mixed cases or style deviations.
13 tools is squarely in the well-scoped range, and each tool maps to a distinct operation across the domain's three resource families plus task tracking, with no filler.
Exceptions have full CRUD coverage, and events/emails both have read, quarantine, and restore, plus task status for async actions. Minor gaps remain: no explicit get-exception-by-id detail tool and no generic remediation beyond quarantine/restore, though these are workable through list and query.