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TDQS
Scored across 24 tools
Eight pairs of tools (e.g., o2_list/cloud_list, o2_upload/cloud_upload, o2_delete/cloud_delete) perform nearly identical operations for O2, and the generic cloud_* tools also support O2, so agents cannot reliably choose between them. Other overlaps (o2_transfers vs cloud_jobs) add to the boundary confusion.
All names use snake_case with a consistent {namespace}_{action} pattern (o2_* and cloud_*). The second component is sometimes a noun (quota, status) rather than a verb, but the overall predictability is high.
24 tools is heavy for the apparent scope, especially since the o2_* and cloud_* families duplicate most operations. The count is inflated by redundancy rather than distinct capabilities.
Core file lifecycle operations (list, stat, quota, mkdir, move, delete, upload, download, copy) plus job control (pause, resume, cancel, jobs) are covered. Missing search, share/permissions, and versioning features prevent a perfect score.