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TDQS
Scored across 8 tools
Each tool targets a distinct facet of code intelligence: status vs index (state vs build), search vs find_symbol (semantic vs name lookup), graph (call relations), analyze (quality), map (overview), memory (notes). Descriptions explicitly cross-reference each other to steer selection, leaving no real overlap.
Names are consistently short, lowercase single tokens, but they mix noun-style (status, graph, map, memory) with verb-style (index, search, analyze) and one snake_case outlier (find_symbol). Mostly predictable, minor deviations only.
Eight tools is well-scoped for a code-index server, and each earns its place with a clear, non-redundant role spanning indexing, search, navigation, analysis and memory.
Covers the full lifecycle: index status/build, semantic and name search, call-graph tracing, quality analysis, architectural overview, and persistent project memory. Literal grep is delegated to built-ins, which is a reasonable boundary, leaving no notable gaps.