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TDQS
Scored across 7 tools
The read tools are separated by scope: world reads the whole signed world, query searches by packet ID or namespace, and get retrieves one content-addressed packet. Conflicts and resolutions are clearly distinct read endpoints, though query and get could still cause minor selection hesitation.
All tools share the commons_ prefix, which establishes a strong family identity. However, suffixes mix nouns like world, conflicts, and resolutions with verbs like query, get, and propose, so the set is readable but not a uniform verb_noun convention.
Seven tools is well-scoped for a signed-packet commons governance domain. Each tool has a distinct role without redundant operations.
Core read, query, propose, and conflict/resolution read operations are covered. However, prerequisites such as commons init, evidence management, and constitution setup or updates have no MCP-visible tools, leaving meaningful gaps in the write/propose workflow.