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TDQS
Scored across 4 tools
Each tool targets a clearly distinct purpose: app verification, research with citations, a specialized demo (bun hunt), and roleplay. No two tools overlap in function; even research vs. bun_hunt are distinguishable because bun_hunt is an opinionated demo with scoring, while research is a general-purpose lookup.
All tools share the 'minion_' prefix and use snake_case, creating a recognizable family. The post-prefix convention is not uniform, however: 'verify_app' is verb-noun, 'bun_hunt' is object-verb, and 'roleplay' is a bare verb/noun.
Four tools is appropriate for a character-oriented MCP server that covers app verification, research, a demo, and conversational roleplay. Each tool has a distinct job, and none feels redundant or superfluous.
The set covers the advertised domains of verification, research, a flagship demo, and free-form banter, so there are no obvious dead ends from an agent's perspective. It lacks a general-purpose Minion chat tool, but minion_roleplay already fills that role for non-operational requests.