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TDQS
Scored across 24 tools
Multiple tools are explicitly compatibility aliases (e.g., search_lab_code/search_payment_items, search_ivd/search_reviewed_ivd, get_lab_scope/find_authorized_lab) and share the same purpose with only fixed-row limits. Several CDC 'compatibility alias' tools and a deprecated compare_products further blur boundaries, so agents are likely to misselect.
Names are uniformly snake_case and mostly use search_, get_, or find_, but the conventions are mixed: find_ and list_ perform similar searches, compare_products is a one-off, and eqa_status/standards_status have no verb prefix. This is readable but not a single consistent pattern.
At 24 tools, the count is in the heavy range for a single server, especially since several tools are aliases, reserved status stubs, or deprecated. The broad CDC/NHI/TFDA scope justifies many tools, but redundant aliases inflate the surface.
The read-only reference surface covers CDC specimen manual details, NHI payment lookups, and TFDA license searches with pagination and detail fetches. Minor gaps exist (e.g., some reserved EQA/standards tools return no catalog, and deprecated compare_products is a dead end), but core workflows are well covered.