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TDQS
Scored across 6 tools
Each tool maps to a distinct step of the RPA workflow: discovering apps, inspecting their parameters, launching a job, polling job status, listing available robots, and reading the governance policy. Descriptions even explain the intended sequencing (list_apps before start_job), so there is no realistic way to confuse two tools.
Every tool uses the same rpa_ prefix plus a snake_case verb/noun pair (list_apps, app_params, start_job, query_job, clients, policy). Consistent and predictable throughout.
Six tools is a tight, well-scoped set that covers the full discovery → parameter check → launch → poll lifecycle plus inventory and guardrails. No tool looks redundant or padded.
The core launch-and-monitor loop is covered, including pre-flight parameter inspection and policy/approval checks. The notable gap is job lifecycle control — there is no cancel/stop tool and no way to list recent or running jobs beyond a single jobId lookup.