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TDQS
Scored across 24 tools
Most tools target a distinct resource/action, and similar output tools like origin_export_graph vs origin_view_graph and origin_plot vs origin_plot_auto are separated by explicit behavior descriptions. The bridge-task cluster and plotting-related tools still require careful reading to avoid misselection, so it is not perfect.
Nearly all tools share the origin_ prefix and mostly follow a readable verb_noun pattern, with clear subclusters like origin_import_table, origin_read_worksheet, and origin_write_worksheet. A few noun-style exceptions such as origin_capabilities and origin_doctor, plus forms like origin_bridge_task_status, break the pattern slightly.
At 24 tools this is on the heavy side and spans several distinct subdomains: worksheet operations, plotting, graph formatting, knowledge, analysis, and bridge task management. The count is defensible for a full Origin automation server, but it exceeds the typical well-scoped 3-15 tool range.
The set covers core worksheet and graph workflows: import/read/write/diagnose worksheet data, create/format/view/export graphs, and run analyses. Obvious gaps like listing open worksheets/graphs and explicit delete operations are minor and can usually be worked around.