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TDQS
Scored across 14 tools
Most tools target clearly distinct actions: session lifecycle, roster glance, skill matching, posting, waking, and work. The main overlap is among find_agent, request_collaboration, and delegate, but the descriptions explicitly call out when to prefer each, so misselection risk is low though not zero.
The majority follow a verb_noun or verb_direction pattern (create_session, list_capabilities, wake_cancel), making the set mostly predictable. Deviations like session_status (noun_status) and handoff (pure noun) are minor and still readable, so consistency is high but not perfect.
14 tools is well within the ideal 3-15 range and every tool carries a distinct responsibility in the Haven collaboration lifecycle. Nothing feels redundant or padding, and the count matches the broad but focused domain of agent delegation and work orchestration.
The surface covers session lifecycle, discovery, roster presence, collaboration posting/matching, task handoff lifecycle, garden work, outcome receipts, and wake-based event waiting. Minor gaps exist—such as no explicit tool for canceling/updating a Looking intent—but these are workaroundable via existing mechanisms like find_agent or the Wake watch, so the core workflows have no dead ends.