desktop-agent-bus
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TDQS
Scored across 10 tools
Each tool targets a distinct action: searching, reading, waiting, sending, session management, room reset, history, and role discovery. The overlapping message retrieval tools (read, wait, search) are clearly differentiated by their behavior (pull, long-poll, search).
All tools share the bus_ prefix with a short action verb. bus_who and bus_history are less verb-like but still follow the concise command-style pattern, and no style mixing (all lowercase, snake_case). Slight inconsistency in verb vs. noun, but overall predictable.
10 tools for a room-based messaging and audit system is well-scoped. Each tool covers a distinct capability with no redundant duplicates.
The set covers the full messaging lifecycle (send, read, wait), search, history, audit session lifecycle (open, close, export), room reset, and participant discovery. No obvious dead ends.