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TDQS
Scored across 12 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes: create/add/delete/rename/rotate/update/rekey target different lifecycle operations, and descriptions explicitly define boundaries. The main overlap is the convenience tools sops_create_oidc_secret and sops_create_k8s_secret versus generic sops_create_secrets, though their specialized outputs make the distinction workable.
Every tool uses the same sops_ prefix, snake_case, and action-oriented naming, generally verb_noun (create_secrets, list_domains, delete_secrets). The few shorter names like sops_rekey are still predictable and consistent with the set.
With 12 tools, the server stays within a well-scoped range for a SOPS secrets manager. Each tool corresponds to a meaningful operation, and even the convenience tools earn their place by producing specialized outputs.
The surface covers the main SOPS lifecycle: create, list, add, delete, rename, rotate, update external values, rekey, metadata, and Kubernetes/OIDC specializations. Minor gaps remain, such as no direct tool for retrieving/decrypting an existing secret value or updating/removing existing metadata.