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TDQS
Scored across 15 tools
Most tools cleanly separate list/get operations for each resource and message actions are clearly distinct. The main overlap is run_mqsc vs run_mqsc_json, which both execute MQSC but differ by output format and argument style; their descriptions mitigate but do not eliminate potential misselection.
All tools use consistent snake_case verb_noun naming: list_* for enumerations, get_* for single-object retrievals, and action_message for messaging operations. The run_mqsc / run_mqsc_json pair follows a clear pattern with a format suffix.
15 tools form a well-scoped administration and messaging surface for IBM MQ: resource queries, message operations, and a generic MQSC escape hatch. Every tool serves a plausible purpose without bloat.
The domain is broadly covered: queue managers, queues, channels, subscriptions, topics, messages, and installation info all have query tools, with message put/get/publish/browse operations present. Minor gaps exist—no dedicated get_subscription or get_topic, no direct create/update/delete tools, and browse_message lacks pagination—but run_mqsc fills most gaps.