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TDQS
Scored across 34 tools
Many tools overlap in functionality; for example, modify_shape explicitly covers move, resize, alignment, and distribution, yet move_shape, resize_shape, align_shapes, and distribute_shapes exist separately. Positioning tools like space_shapes and equalize_sizes also add potential confusion, though detailed descriptions mitigate some ambiguity.
All 34 tools follow a consistent ppt_ + verb_noun snake_case pattern, with verbs like inspect, modify, create, render, and clear objects. This uniformity makes the API predictable and easy to navigate.
With 34 tools, this exceeds the 25+ threshold considered 'too many' in the rubric. While the domain is complex, the set feels bloated because several tools (move, resize, align, distribute) are subsumed by modify_shape, increasing selection difficulty without clear benefit.
The tools thoroughly cover shape/text manipulation, inspection, and rendering, but lack essential presentation lifecycle operations like creating, deleting, or reordering slides, and do not support creating a new presentation from scratch. These gaps will cause agent failures in common workflows.