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TDQS
Scored across 106 tools
The tool names are raw API paths with placeholders like 'objtype' and 'var', and there are multiple v3/v4 versions of the same operations (e.g., get-crm-v3-objects-objtype-objid_objid vs get-crm-v4-objects-objtype-objid_objid). Generic objtype tools overlap with specific object type tools (quotes, invoices, line_items), and descriptions are often just 'Read' or 'Archive', making accurate selection nearly impossible.
All tools follow a uniform pattern of HTTP method + hyphenated path segments, which is consistent. However, the heavy use of vague placeholders like 'objtype' and 'var', and the mixing of generic and specific object types in the same pattern, reduces readability and predictability.
With 106 tools, the set is far beyond what an agent can effectively navigate. Many tools are near-duplicates, such as v3/v4 variants and generic vs specific object type versions of the same CRUD operations, so most do not earn their place.
The tool set comprehensively covers CRM object operations: CRUD, batch, search, upsert, associations, properties, schemas, and specific object types like quotes and invoices. The generic objtype tools allow any object type, so core workflows are supported, though the redundancy of v3/v4 and generic/specific tools makes the surface bloated.