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TDQS
Scored across 5 tools
push_metrics and push_number could be confused (both write to a source), but the descriptions explicitly clarify that one replaces the whole metrics list while the other updates a single value. The two read tools (list_sources vs get_widget_data) overlap somewhat but are separated by metadata/plan usage versus live metric values.
Four of five tools follow a clean verb_noun pattern (push_metrics, push_number, list_sources, delete_source). get_widget_data deviates slightly with a three-word noun phrase, but overall the convention is predictable.
Five tools cover the core write/read/delete lifecycle for a widget data-source server, which is well-scoped rather than bloated. It is slightly lean, since there is no dedicated tool for toggling source visibility.
Create/update (push), read (list/get), and delete are all present, giving reasonable lifecycle coverage. However, list_sources exposes enabled/hidden state and sort_order but no tool lets an agent toggle visibility or reorder sources, which is a notable gap.