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TDQS
Scored across 26 tools
Most tools map to a distinct resource plus action, and the monitor/incident/status-page clusters are clearly separable. Minor overlap exists: pause_monitor/resume_monitor versus update_monitor's `paused` field do the same thing, and status_page_maintenance versus list_maintenance both concern maintenance windows but differ only by public vs. authenticated context.
The bulk of the surface follows a clean verb_noun snake_case pattern (list_monitors, create_incident, update_status_page). However, the three public-status-page tools (status_page_overview, status_page_incidents, status_page_maintenance) use a noun-prefixed form with no verb, breaking the convention and blurring whether they are readers or mutators.
At 26 tools the set is on the heavy side, though the domain genuinely spans several resource types (workspaces, projects, monitors, incidents, status pages, regions, channels, maintenance). Several tools are thin single-purpose wrappers (pause_monitor, resume_monitor, list_regions) that arguably could fold into broader operations.
Monitors and incidents have solid create/read/update coverage, but there are notable gaps: no delete for workspaces, projects, incidents, or status pages, and maintenance windows and alert channels are read-only (list only, no create/update/delete). Agents can monitor and publish but cannot fully manage the ancillary resources.