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TDQS
Scored across 41 tools
Each resource has its own list/get/upsert family, and actions like create_receipt, refund_receipt, and sales_summary are clearly separated. The only real ambiguity is loyverse_delete, which is a generic deletion tool with no resource in the name, plus some overlap between list_items/list_variants and get_item/get_variant.
The loyverse_ prefix and snake_case verb_noun pattern are used almost everywhere (list_*, get_*, upsert_*, create_*, set_*). It loses a point for loyverse_delete lacking a noun and loyverse_sales_summary not following the verb_noun convention.
At 41 tools this is far above the comfortable range, even for a broad retail POS domain. The count is defensible because it covers many entities, but it is heavy and likely to increase the agent's selection overhead.
The catalogue, inventory, sales/refund, reporting, customer, and loyalty workflows are well covered with list/get/upsert and lifecycle actions. Gaps remain around store/employee/payment-type management and webhook deletion, but most are either account-level or workaroundable via the generic delete tool.