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TDQS
Scored across 104 tools
Several tools have nearly identical purposes: get_all_company_members and list_company_members are effectively duplicates, and list_poll_invited_users vs list_poll_invites overlap heavily. With 104 tools across 10 domains, an agent will frequently struggle to select the right one, especially for poll and member-management operations.
The set overwhelmingly follows a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern (create_channel, delete_message, list_polls, upload_file). Minor deviations like mark_as_read, invite_users_to_channel, and remove_user_from_channel break the pattern slightly but remain readable and predictable.
104 tools is far too many for an agent to efficiently navigate, even given the broad scope of a full collaboration platform API. The poll subdomain alone contributes 21 tools, and the file/message domains could be consolidated without losing capability.
The surface provides strong lifecycle coverage for channels, files, events, broadcasts, and polls, including niche operations like voting, export, and realtime connections. Notable gaps include no message editing, no single-message fetch by ID, and no conversation member management, but agents can work around most of these.