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TDQS
Scored across 11 tools
studio_open and studio_preferences share an identical description, making them indistinguishable, and studio_save_settings, settings.update, and settings.read all appear to write the same preferences. studio_feedback vs studio_save_settings also overlap. Several tools have unclear boundaries despite good individual descriptions elsewhere.
Eight tools use a consistent studio_verb/noun snake_case pattern, but settings.read and settings.update break the convention with dot notation and no studio prefix. Mixing two naming schemes on a single server is a clear inconsistency.
11 tools is a reasonable scope for a testing workspace lifecycle. However, the presence of redundant pairs (open/preferences, save_settings/settings.update) inflates the count slightly beyond what is earned.
The surface covers the full run lifecycle: opening the workspace, starting a run, snapshotting state, recording observations, attaching screenshots, saving settings, feedback, and steering. Main gap is that settings read/update duplicate existing functionality rather than filling a real hole.