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TDQS
Scored across 6 tools
Each tool targets a distinct phase: readiness gate, informational status, consent management, isolated workflow execution, and pre/post Jev review. The main overlap is agiw_readiness vs agiw_status, both of which report on prerequisites, though descriptions differentiate them (ordered gate with a fix vs. a snapshot of versions/config).
All names share a consistent agiw_ prefix, snake_case, and a domain_action shape (agiw_jev_pre, agiw_jev_post, agiw_nisi_run). Minor deviation: agiw_readiness, agiw_status, and agiw_consent are noun-only with no action verb, but they remain readable and predictable.
Six tools is well-scoped for a gate-and-review server: two diagnostic tools, one execution tool, one consent tool, and a pre/post review pair. Every tool has a clear purpose with no filler.
The lifecycle (check readiness, run workflow, review before/after via Jev) is fully covered, and read-only-by-design behavior is explicit. The notable gap is that consent can only be granted out-of-band in a terminal, so an agent cannot complete that step itself; there is also no tool to list or inspect prior Jev/nisi results.