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TDQS
Scored across 16 tools
Most tools target a distinct resource+action: page CRUD (read/write/edit/append/delete/move), file ops, search, history, health, visibility. The main overlap is write_page vs edit_page vs append_page, which the descriptions clarify (whole replace, partial, end-append), and change_pages explicitly reframes those same operations as a batch, so boundaries are mostly clear but require reading.
Almost all names follow a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern (list_pages, read_page, write_page, edit_page, delete_page, move_page, upload_file, set_visibility). Minor deviations are the noun-only names wiki_health and page_history, which still fit the vocabulary and remain readable.
16 tools is slightly above the ideal band but well-scoped for a full wiki: page lifecycle, file handling, search, history, health, batch changes, and visibility each earn their place. No redundant or trivial tools inflate the count.
Strong lifecycle coverage: read/write/edit/append/delete/move pages, upload/delete/list files, search, revision history, health checks, batch changes, and visibility control. Minor gaps exist (no explicit page-restore or file rename/move tool, and file read is folded into read_page), but core workflows have no dead ends.