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TDQS
Scored across 17 tools
Each tool maps to a broad domain, so an agent can generally choose correctly. Some boundaries blur between color_grade, color_science, and scopes, and between effects, masks, and tracking, but the descriptions provide enough signal.
Most tools use lower_snake domain names with no verbs, which is predictable. Minor deviations are vfx3d lacking a separator and helper tools using a kimo_ prefix while core group tools do not.
17 group tools is slightly above the typical 3-15 range, but each groups a large feature area with dozens of actions, so the surface is not redundant. It is reasonable for a full editing/compositing suite, though a few groups could possibly be merged.
Coverage spans project management, timeline editing, animation, effects, masks, audio, text, graphics, 3D/VFX, tracking, grading, color science, scopes, and output, plus search/describe/enable helpers. No obvious lifecycle gap exists for a video editing suite.