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TDQS
Scored across 8 tools
Each tool maps to a distinct step in the email-triage workflow: listing, reading, contact lookup/creation, knowledge search, replying, escalating, and closing without reply. The three terminal actions (create_reply, escalate_to_human, mark_processed) could overlap conceptually, but their descriptions clearly delineate when each applies. No two tools appear to do the same thing.
All eight tools use snake_case with a leading verb (list_new_emails, get_email, find_contact, create_contact, search_knowledge, create_reply, escalate_to_human, mark_processed). The pattern is predictable enough that an agent can infer the verb-first convention throughout, with only trivial variation in the trailing noun form.
Eight tools is a tight, well-scoped surface for an email support workflow; every tool covers a necessary step (read, research, respond, escalate, close). Nothing looks redundant or bolted on.
Core lifecycle is covered end-to-end: ingest, read, contact resolution, grounded answer lookup, draft/send reply, escalation to a Case, and silent close. Minor gaps exist—no way to list or inspect existing cases/drafts, no update_contact, and no attachment handling—but agents can work around these within the stated scope.