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TDQS
Scored across 7 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct purpose: audit log, service listing, Yandex Metrika operations (list counters, get stats, list goals), and Yandex Webmaster operations (list hosts, get search queries). No overlapping functionality.
Naming conventions are inconsistent. Generic tools use verb_noun (get_audit_log, list_services) but Yandex tools use a reversed pattern (yandex_metrika_counters_list, yandex_metrika_counter_stat) with mixed singular/plural forms. Two distinct styles coexist.
With 7 tools, the count is appropriate for a focused server that combines generic API management with specific Yandex services. It's slightly limited but not excessive.
The tool surface is incomplete for the stated domain. Generic tools only provide audit and listing, missing CRUD operations. Yandex Metrika and Webmaster tools offer read-only operations (list, get stats, list goals) but lack create, update, delete, and other management actions.