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TDQS
Scored across 10 tools
The set has clear action boundaries (check, get, resolve, search, assess), and the singular/plural arity pairs are explicitly explained. However, check_executable and get_executable both perform exact-name lookups and return provider-related data, so an agent could initially confuse collision checking with record retrieval.
All tools use snake_case verb_noun naming with a consistent singular/plural convention for batch variants. There is no mixed casing, vague verb, or inconsistent pattern.
Ten tools is well-scoped for an advisory executable-index service, covering coverage metadata, exact checks, install resolution, search, similarity, and assessment. Each tool and its batch variant earns its place.
Core workflows are covered: coverage inspection, exact collision checks, install resolution, discovery, similarity search, and risk assessment. Minor gaps remain, such as no batch variant for get_executable and no explicit ecosystem/provider enumeration tool, but agents can work around them.