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TDQS
Scored across 18 tools
Most tools are clearly distinct (single vs. bulk variants, compare vs. bulk_get, mortgage vs. affordability), and descriptions explicitly explain boundaries. The only soft overlap is between compass_register_session and compass_set_active_session, plus the two 'saved' stubs, but descriptions disambiguate well.
Nearly all tools follow compass_verb_noun (get_property, search_properties, compare_properties, resolve_addresses), which is predictable. Minor deviations like compass_bulk_get (adjective-verb) and compass_healthcheck (single noun) slightly break the pattern but remain readable.
18 tools is on the heavier side but each maps to a real capability (search, fetch, bulk, compare, photos, history, agent, rentals, financial calcs, sessions, diagnostics). The two always-erroring 'saved' stubs are the main dead weight, keeping this below a perfect score.
Strong coverage of a read-only real-estate research domain: discovery (search, address resolution, agent listings), retrieval (get/bulk/compare/photos/history), analysis (mortgage, affordability), and ops (healthcheck, sessions). The only notable gap is the two non-functional saved-homes/saved-searches tools, which are honest but unusable.