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TDQS
Scored across 20 tools
Each tool targets a distinct action, and descriptions actively route the agent (e.g. 'prefer move_file to relocate', 'PREFER THIS over built-in Read'), which sharply reduces misselection. There is mild near-neighbor density among search_files/list_directory/tree and read_text_file/read_multiple_files, but purpose boundaries remain clear.
Nearly all tools follow a clean snake_case verb_noun pattern (read_text_file, convert_encoding, manage_bom, create_directory). The only real deviation is 'tree', a bare noun, which breaks the pattern slightly.
At 20 tools this sits in the heavy range, but the domain genuinely spans reading, writing, searching, encoding detection/conversion, BOM, and line-ending management, so most tools earn their place. check_for_updates and the several encoding helpers make it feel slightly bloated.
Coverage is broad: read/write/edit/move/copy/delete, directory creation, listing, searching, grepping, and full encoding/BOM/line-ending lifecycle. The main gap is directory deletion (delete_file explicitly refuses directories) and no append/create-from-scratch variants, but these are minor workarounds.