llm-council
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TDQS
Scored across 17 tools
The tools are clearly separated into council and chat workflows, plus supporting utilities. Within each group, actions like poll, answer, ask, and score are unambiguous. The only near-overlap (council_poll vs. council_is_model_replied) is resolved by distinct purposes—status reporting vs. model-presence check.
All tools follow a consistent snake_case convention with clear prefixes: council_* for council operations, chat_* for chat operations, and descriptive nouns like model_scores, seat_health, list_seats. The pattern is predictable and uniform across the surface.
With 17 tools, the count is slightly above the typical well-scoped range, but the domain spans two distinct workflows (councils and chats) plus seat/quality management, so each tool serves a clear purpose without redundancy. The bulk is justified by the multi-step nature of both workflows.
The council lifecycle is fully covered from start to poll, answer, cross-examine, score, reveal, and close, including blind checks and persistence. The chat workflow also has full CRUD and history. Seat management and model quality feedback round out the surface with no obvious gaps.