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TDQS
Scored across 92 tools
Many tools target closely related outcomes (e.g., analyze_site vs get_composite_site_score vs score_facility for site scoring; get_grid_intelligence vs get_grid_data vs get_iso_context vs get_grid_scoreboard for grid data). Descriptions do include explicit 'Do NOT use' guidance, but the sheer number of overlapping read paths creates real misselection risk.
Tool names are overwhelmingly snake_case and often follow a verb_noun pattern (get_grid_intelligence, rank_markets, save_site). A few noun-phrase deviations exist (ai_capacity_index, deal_autopsy, why_dchub, site_selection_canvas), but the convention remains predictable and readable.
92 tools is an extreme mismatch for a typical MCP surface. Even a broad data-center and energy intelligence domain does not justify this many separate tools when many are narrow variations on the same read.
The surface covers an exceptionally wide domain: facilities, markets, grid, gas, fiber, peering, water, climate, disaster risk, permits, tax incentives, deals, news, capacity sourcing, and account/alert management. No obvious lifecycle or intelligence gaps stand out for the stated purpose.