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TDQS
Scored across 26 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource or RPC action: torrent lifecycle, queue position, session settings, bandwidth groups, and daemon admin are cleanly separated. Close pairs like start_torrents vs start_torrents_now and set_torrent location vs move_torrent_data are explicitly differentiated in their descriptions.
Most tools follow a clear verb_noun pattern such as list_torrents, add_torrent, stop_torrents, and set_session. Minor deviations like queue_move_top/up/down/bottom and start_torrents_now break the strict pattern, though all names remain snake_case and readable.
At 26 tools, the set sits just above the 16-25 'heavy' band, although nearly every tool maps to a distinct Transmission RPC operation. The four queue_move_* tools and the two start_torrents variants could be consolidated, making the count feel slightly heavy rather than egregiously bloated.
The surface covers the full torrent lifecycle: add, list, get, set, start, stop, verify, reannounce, remove, move, rename, and queue management. It also includes session settings, stats, bandwidth groups, free space, port testing, blocklist updates, and daemon shutdown, with no obvious dead ends.