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TDQS
Scored across 25 tools
Each tool targets a clearly distinct action, and the descriptions explicitly steer between look-alikes: tap vs tap_element, terminate vs uninstall vs erase, and the three log/crash tools are all distinguished with concrete guidance. Overlaps that could confuse (screenshot vs ui_tree) are addressed directly by telling the agent to pair them rather than choose.
Every tool uses the same ios_simulator_ snake_case prefix with a predictable verb_noun or verb structure (list_apps, launch, terminate, press_button, open_url). No mixed casing or divergent verb styles; the pattern is uniform across all 25 tools.
At 25 tools it sits at the heavy end, but the domain genuinely spans device lifecycle, app lifecycle, UI interaction, log reading, media, push, and WDA management, so the count is earned rather than padded. Each tool maps to a real capability with no redundancy.
Coverage is broad and lifecycle-complete for simulators, apps, UI input, logs, media, and push. Minor gaps remain around input gestures (no long-press, pinch, or rotation/orientation control), which agents can partially work around but would notice.