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    TDQS

    C2.9/5.0

    Scored across 62 tools

    Disambiguation3/5

    The preview/commit/cancel triplet pattern gives each workflow family a recognizable shape, but several boundaries are unclear: the generic nws_preview_change / nws_commit_change versus the specialized nws_public_witnessing_preview_location_change, preview_shift_change, and preview_template_change, and the app-import pair nws_app_preview_import vs nws_public_witnessing_preview_app_reservation_import. Similarly nws_preview_attachment_upload overlaps conceptually with attaching files through the generic entity change tool, and the commit for location/shift/template changes is only reachable via the oddly broad nws_public_witnessing_commit_admin_change.

    Naming Consistency3/5

    A consistent verb_noun style (nws_preview_change, nws_commit_attachment_upload) coexists with a domain-first style (nws_public_witnessing_*, nws_app_*, nws_restore_*) and bare verbs (nws_sync, nws_verify, nws_capabilities), so the prefix ordering is mixed. There is also local asymmetry: previews are preview_location_change / preview_shift_change / preview_template_change but the matching write is commit_admin_change, and attachment cancel is nws_cancel_attachment_change while preview/commit use upload/removal.

    Tool Count2/5

    62 tools is heavy even for a full desktop application surface, largely because almost every workflow is expanded into three explicit preview/commit/cancel tools. Much of the surface looks consolidatable behind the existing generic change/restore/assignment patterns, making the set hard to survey and easy to misuse.

    Completeness4/5

    Coverage is broad and life-cycle-aware: auth, status, sync, generic entity CRUD with preview/commit, attachments, backups, destructive restore, exports, print layouts, reports, public-witnessing scheduling/reservations, public speakers, and duty auto-assignment. Minor gaps remain around specialized writes that only the generic change tool can reach, and some read/report paths lack a corresponding direct write counterpart.

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