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TDQS
Scored across 3 tools
reset_thread is clearly distinct, but exact and feedback both fan out unchanged content to the same three providers, so their boundary depends on intended usage rather than different mechanics. The descriptions provide useful cues, so misselection is possible but not severe.
All names share the mastermind_ prefix and snake_case, which is readable. However, only reset_thread follows a verb_noun pattern; exact and feedback are noun/adjective labels, making the overall convention mixed.
Three tools form a minimal but focused surface for a Lite multi-model consultation server. Each tool has a role, though the set is slightly thin for full thread lifecycle management.
Core operations are covered: send exact prompts, send briefing-style feedback, and reset thread mappings. Minor gaps exist, such as no way to list or inspect existing thread_key mappings, but agents can work around this.