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TDQS
Scored across 6 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct purpose: document management, structural editing, layout, queued operations, reference, and rendering. Even within document and edit, actions are well-separated with no overlap.
All tool names are lowercase descriptive nouns (document, edit, layout, queue, reference, render) and actions follow a consistent verb_noun pattern (e.g., create, ingest, bib_add, insert, replace). No naming irregularities.
6 top-level tools with well-organized sub-actions cover the full LaTeX workflow without being excessive. The count is appropriate for the domain, avoiding both sparse and bloated tool sets.
The tool set provides comprehensive coverage: document creation/ingestion, structural editing, layout configuration, batched operations, reference lookup, and full compilation pipeline (PDF/preview/TeX). No obvious gaps for a typical writing session.