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TDQS
Scored across 13 tools
Every tool is explicitly scoped by a domain prefix and a specific action; Gmail, Calendar, Drive, and Bank operations do not overlap. The two transaction-listing tools are differentiated as summary versus detailed.
Tools consistently follow a <domain>.<verb>_<object> pattern (e.g. gmail.list_messages, drive.read_file, bank.get_balance). The standalone ping is a minor conventional exception but fits the gateway smoke-test role.
Thirteen tools is a reasonable size for a multi-service gateway covering Gmail, Calendar, Drive, and banking data. Each tool contributes a distinct operation without bloat.
The read side is well covered, but the write/update side is incomplete: calendar events can be created but not updated or deleted, and Drive has no upload/update capability. Gmail and bank functionality are adequate for their apparent read/limited-action scope.