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TDQS
Scored across 3 tools
Each tool has a distinct role: seam_notes claims notes for answering, seam_notes_view inspects them without side effects, and seam_reply submits answers. The potentially overlapping read operations are explicitly differentiated by reservation behavior and intended use.
All names use snake_case and a consistent seam_ prefix, making them readable as one tool family. However, they mix noun-based and verb-based forms, and seam_notes_view places the action after the resource rather than following a uniform verb_noun pattern.
Three tools are well matched to the narrowly scoped review-note workflow. Each earns its place by covering inspection, exclusive claiming, and replying without adding redundant operations.
The surface covers the complete agent workflow of discovering notes, safely inspecting or claiming them, and submitting idempotent answers. Pagination, refusal states, stale claims, and other workflow edge cases are also addressed without obvious dead ends.