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TDQS
Scored across 4 tools
roast and roast_cli_debate overlap: both deliver adversarial AI critique via CLI agents, with the debate being a specialized variant. brutalist_discover and cli_agent_roster are both meta/informational tools that could be confused about their distinct roles, though descriptions do clarify them somewhat.
Names mix conventions: a bare verb (roast), a prefixed verb (roast_cli_debate), and two differently-prefixed nouns (brutalist_discover, cli_agent_roster). The roast_ prefix appears on unrelated tools and prefix families (brutalist_, cli_, roast_) don't follow a single predictable pattern.
Four tools is slightly thin but reasonable for a focused critique/debate server. The presence of a discovery tool hints at a larger intended toolset that isn't surfaced, but the count itself isn't problematic.
The surface covers single-panel critique, multi-agent debate, agent discovery, and roster inspection — a fairly full lifecycle for adversarial analysis. Minor gap: discovery implies additional brutalist tools that aren't actually exposed here.