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TDQS
Scored across 4 tools
Each tool maps to a distinct signal scope: list_services inventories services, new_errors is log-specific, trace_diff is trace-specific, and what_changed is the cross-signal ranked entry point. The only soft overlap is that what_changed subsumes findings from new_errors and trace_diff, but its 'start here' framing and ranked-summary output keep the boundary workable.
All names use snake_case casing, but the conventions are mixed: list_services is verb_noun, new_errors is adjective_noun, trace_diff is noun_noun, and what_changed is a question-phrase. Readable and memorable, but there is no predictable verb_noun pattern an agent can rely on.
Four tools for a baseline-diffing observability server is well-scoped: one inventory, one per signal (logs, traces), and one aggregator. Each tool clearly earns its place with no gratuitous or redundant entries.
The surface covers service inventory, log errors, trace regressions, and a unified change ranking, which handles the core diagnostic workflow. Gaps are minor: no metric-specific diff tool (metrics only surface inside what_changed), no raw log/span search, and no way to configure the comparison window or baseline.