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TDQS
Scored across 37 tools
Most tools have sharply distinct purposes, and the descriptions explicitly defuse the riskiest overlaps (scout_screenshot vs scout_capture vs scout_design_audit; scout_status vs scout_status_poll; scout_request vs scout_network; scout_crawl vs scout_run_plan). A few pairs remain close enough that an agent must read carefully to pick correctly, e.g. scout_intake/scout_playbook/scout_note all being 'read this at the start' guidance, and the two lane tools being mirror halves of one workflow.
Every tool uses the same snake_case convention with a uniform `scout_` prefix and a noun/verb suffix describing the resource or action (scout_click, scout_type, scout_finding, scout_report). There are no camelCase or stylistic deviations, so the set is fully predictable.
37 tools is well past the 25-tool threshold the rubric treats as excessive, and several are low-value or redundant for the agent (scout_status_poll exists only to refresh a pane, scout_intake/scout_playbook/scout_note overlap as upfront reading). The domain is genuinely broad, but the surface would benefit from consolidation into fewer composite tools.
The set covers the full lifecycle of the stated purpose: setup (scan, attach, login, session), exploration (crawl, navigate, snapshot, network, interaction verbs), analysis (design audit, journey, coverage), knowledge (note, tickets, criterion), and reporting (finding, verify, resolve, report). Nothing obvious is missing, and report gating plus a gap ledger shows dead-ends are explicitly handled.