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TDQS
Scored across 6 tools
Each tool targets a distinct step in the browse flow: slug resolution, search, profile read, reviews read, plus a healthcheck. The only soft overlap is thumbtack_graphql, which is a generic escape hatch that could duplicate other tools' work, but it is clearly labeled as a raw query fallback so misselection risk is low.
Consistent snake_case with a uniform thumbtack_ prefix throughout. resolve/search/get follow a clear verb_noun pattern; graphql and healthcheck omit a verb, but their conventional naming is readable and predictable rather than chaotic.
Six tools is a tight, well-scoped set for an anonymous read-only browsing server, and every tool earns its place (resolve, search, profile, reviews, raw fallback, healthcheck). No redundant or filler tools.
The discovery lifecycle is well covered: resolve a service, search pros, read a profile, read its reviews, plus an escape hatch for anything missed. Minor gaps like listing categories or paging results exist, but the GraphQL tool lets agents work around them.