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TDQS
Scored across 24 tools
Most tools target distinct resources: lead discovery (find_leads), deliverability (check_lead/check_batch/qualify_radar_leads), sending (send_email/reply), sequences, and inbox actions are well separated. Minor overlap exists between whoami and credits (both expose credit balance) and among the several lead-checking tools, but descriptions clarify the boundaries.
Actions consistently use verb_noun (find_leads, send_email, create_sequence, archive_threads, mark_spam) and informational/query tools use noun phrases (batch_status, credits, domain_health, sequence_status), which is a coherent convention. The lone outlier is 'whoami' (camelCase with no separator), a minor deviation from the otherwise uniform snake_case.
24 tools is on the heavier side but justified given the server spans several sub-domains: account/credits, domains, lead discovery, deliverability checking, sending, sequences, and inbox management. Each tool covers a distinct capability, though the set could be slightly consolidated (e.g. whoami/credits).
Coverage is strong across the outreach lifecycle: discovery, qualification, batch review, sending, sequences, outcome reporting, and full inbox management (read, reply, mark, archive, spam). Minor gaps remain—no way to pause/update or delete an entire sequence, and no general listing for non-Radar leads saved by find_leads—but core workflows are complete.