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TDQS
Scored across 22 tools
Each tool targets a distinct Duo resource and action, and the list/get pairing is clear. Some pairs like duo_list_user_phones vs duo_list_phones could be confused, but the descriptions consistently clarify user-specific vs account-wide scope.
All tool names follow the same duo_<verb>_<resource> pattern using only list/get verbs and snake_case. There is no mixed casing, vague verb usage, or naming drift across the set.
22 tools is somewhat heavy, but the count maps cleanly to Duo's major resource types and each list/get pair is justified. It stays within a reasonable range for a broad admin-focused server.
The surface is thorough for read-only inventory and log retrieval, but it contains zero create, update, delete, enroll, or unenroll operations. This leaves significant gaps for actual Duo administration and will cause failures for management workflows.