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Scored across 9 tools
Each tool is namespaced by subdomain (tql, flake, llmeval) and has a distinct responsibility: linting, rule docs, flake scoring/explanation/gating, and evaluation/drift comparison. There is no real overlap; even flake.rank and flake.gate are clearly separated as historical scoring vs build-gate decision.
Names follow a consistent lowercase dotted-prefix convention where the first segment identifies the subdomain (tql, flake, llmeval). Minor inconsistency comes from mixing verb segments (lint, run, explain) with noun segments (rules, gate) and one three-part name (flake.quarantine.list), but this remains predictable.
Nine tools is a well-scoped size for a testing toolkit covering three distinct areas: static test analysis, flaky-test detection/gating, and LLM evaluation. Each tool addresses a separate workflow step without bloat.
Core workflows are covered: listing/explaining rules and linting, scoring/explaining flaky tests and applying a gate, plus running evaluations and checking drift. The main gap is that quarantine entries can be listed but not added, renewed, or removed, so managing the quarantine lifecycle requires external edits.