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TDQS
Scored across 6 tools
The motion and control tools (drive, reins_stop, reins_renew, reins_status, reins_policy) have distinct purposes, but set_led stands apart from the reins_-prefixed control/state family and could be mistaken for a non-observability action. Boundaries are clear enough that misselection is unlikely.
Names mix plain verbs (drive, set_led) with a reins_ prefix (reins_stop, reins_status, reins_policy, reins_renew), and none of the tools strictly follow a verb_noun pattern. The split between drive/set_led and the reins_ namespace is jarring.
Six tools fit the safety-lease motion domain without bloat; each (motion, stop, renew, status, policy, LED) earns a place. Slightly thin on read-only inspection but reasonable for a control server.
Core motion lifecycle (drive, renew lease, stop, status, policy) is covered, including safety semantics. Minor gaps: no explicit resume or LED read-back and no generic pre-flight validation for flight-like actions, but usable.