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TDQS
Scored across 13 tools
Each tool is clearly prefixed by provider and uses a distinct verb_noun combination. opencode_start_session, opencode_send_message, gemini_prompt, qwen_prompt, etc. have unambiguous boundaries, and even the similar prompt tools are separated by provider.
All 13 tools follow the exact snake_case pattern of provider_action_noun (e.g., opencode_list_sessions, gemini_check_auth, qwen_prompt). There are no deviations or mixed conventions.
13 tools is well within the ideal range and appropriate for the server's scope of managing three separate coding CLIs. Each tool serves a distinct operational need, and none are redundant.
Opencode has full lifecycle coverage, and gemini/qwen include auth and prompting. However, qwen lacks a list_sessions equivalent, which is a minor gap compared to gemini and could hinder session resumption.