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TDQS
Scored across 10 tools
Most tools are distinct (stations, cruises, casts, CTD, track, schema, variable resolution). However, get_cast_profile vs query_ctd overlap since both return CTD profiles, and get_station_profile is explicitly a compatibility wrapper that duplicates query_ctd purpose—creating real misselection risk.
Most tools follow a consistent verb_noun pattern (list_, find_, get_, query_). Minor deviations exist with get_cruise_track (returns a URL rather than track data) and resolve_variable (verb_object but semantically different), but overall patterns are predictable.
Ten tools is a reasonable count for an oceanographic data server covering stations, cruises, CTD casts, datasets, schema, and variable resolution. Slightly heavy but each tool addresses a distinct lookup/query need within the domain.
The surface covers the full NES-LTER data lifecycle: station discovery, cruise search, cast listing, profile retrieval, batch queries, dataset row fetching, schema introspection, and variable resolution. The get_station_profile wrapper suggests legacy coverage, and no obvious dead ends exist for a data-retrieval server.