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TDQS
Scored across 20 tools
Each tool targets a distinct legal source or document operation (search_kurum vs search_aym vs search_emsal vs search_karar, etc.), but the overlapping case-law search tools (search_emsal, search_karar, search_kurum) could occasionally be confused without domain knowledge. Descriptions clarify sources like Yargıtay/Danıştay vs UYAP Emsal vs administrative institutions.
Most tools follow a consistent search_X/get_X pattern in snake_case, but utility tools mix English verbs (check_kaynaklar) with Turkish noun-verb order (udf_yaz, uslup_kaydet) and noun-noun forms (dilekce_taslagi), creating minor inconsistency. Still readable and mostly predictable.
20 tools is slightly above the ideal 3-15 range, but the breadth of legal sources (5 research families) and document operations justifies each tool's presence; no redundant tools. It feels comprehensive rather than bloated.
The surface covers search and full-text retrieval for all major Turkish legal sources, plus document conversion, petition drafting, and style management. Minor gaps: no delete/update for saved style samples, and no within-decision search for case law (only for legislation). These are workable.