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TDQS
Scored across 14 tools
The tools follow a clear diagnostic pipeline (templates -> metrics -> benchmark -> stage -> patterns -> hypotheses -> evidence -> actions -> report), so most purposes are distinct. Minor overlap exists between case-management tools (save_case, get_case) and content-lookup tools (get_catalog, get_input_templates), and build_report vs save_case could be momentarily confused since one produces the JSON the other stores.
Nearly all tools use a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern (save_case, compute_metrics, assess_stage, recommend_actions, record_review). The lone outlier is next_best_evidence, a noun phrase rather than an action verb, which is a small but noticeable deviation.
14 tools is well within the ideal range and each maps to a distinct stage of the diagnostic workflow. No tool feels redundant or padded given the multi-phase scope.
The surface covers the full diagnostic lifecycle from input templates through metrics, benchmarking, hypothesis assessment, action recommendations, reporting, and outcome tracking, with both read and write for cases. Only minor gaps (no explicit case update/delete or bulk case operations) keep it from full marks.