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TDQS
Scored across 4 tools
status and read are clearly distinct (policy check vs. executing a reviewed read). search and catalogue both address API metadata discovery and could be confused, though the descriptions hint at different scopes (operation discovery vs. browsing by product/method).
All four tools use the same infomaniak_ prefix with snake_case suffixes. The pattern is entirely predictable across the set.
Four tools is reasonable for a discovery-plus-read server. Slightly thin, but each tool maps to a distinct capability (status, search, browse, execute read).
The surface is intentionally read-only with discovery, so no mutation/execution tools exist. This covers metadata lookup and reads but leaves a notable gap for any write workflow, which agents cannot work around.