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TDQS
Scored across 13 tools
Most tools are cleanly separated by resource+action: discovery (list_finishes, read_finish, list_wear_levels, list_templates), production (spec_for_modellab, engine_params, bake, render_variants), and validation. The risk cluster is the four validation tools (check_library, check_finish, check_coating, validate_spec), which all sound like 'check' but operate on different objects; the descriptions mostly disambiguate them, though an agent may still hesitate between check_finish and check_library.
Most names follow verb_noun (read_finish, list_finishes, check_library, validate_spec, render_variants), which is predictable. A few deviate into noun-only forms (engine_params, bake, spec_for_modellab), a minor inconsistency but nothing confusing.
13 tools sit comfortably in the healthy range for a domain with discovery, validation, spec-generation, baking, and rendering stages. Each tool appears to earn its place without redundancy.
The workflow is covered end-to-end: inspect existing finishes/templates/wear levels, describe an external model, generate a spec, validate it, bake masks, and render look-dev sheets. The one gap is library mutation — check_finish validates 'a finish of your own... before you add it' but there is no add/update_finish tool, so that path dead-ends at manual editing.