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TDQS
Scored across 13 tools
Tools are mostly distinct with clear purposes, but some overlap exists: power/stop both affect serving state, and deploy/expose both publish to URLs, though descriptions clarify the differences (power toggles the link, stop stops local server/tunnel; deploy serves static files, expose proxies an existing port). Overall, agents can distinguish with careful reading.
Naming mixes verbs (deploy, expose, stop, remove, rotate, list) with nouns or noun-verbs (power, logs, doctor, catalog, project, credentials, status). No consistent verb_noun or noun pattern, though all lowercase and single-word commands. Some predictability exists but not uniform.
13 tools for a deployment/publishing service is well-scoped, covering creation, management, diagnostics, and metadata without bloat. Each tool earns its place, and the count is in the ideal range.
The surface covers the full lifecycle: deploy/expose (create), list/catalog/status/logs (read), power/stop/rotate (update), remove (delete), plus diagnostics and metadata (project, credentials). No obvious gaps; even edge cases like quick tunnels and account-wide visibility are addressed.