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TDQS
Scored across 52 tools
The toolset is organized by resource (forms, questions, translations, examinees, records, leads, bookings, tenants) and the descriptions are unusually precise, so most choices are clear. A few near-neighbor pairs remain (create_form / create_form_from_template / duplicate_form, update_form / update_form_settings, list_records / list_leads / list_examinees), but the documentation draws those boundaries well.
Almost every tool follows a lowercase snake_case verb_noun pattern, with clear CRUD families for forms, questions, translations, records, leads, and bookings. Minor inconsistencies such as add_question vs insert_question, set_dimension_analysis next to update_form, and update_tenant_slug beside switch_active_tenant keep it from a perfect score.
At 52 tools, this crosses the 50+ threshold for an extreme tool surface and is far beyond the 3-15 sweet spot; the sheer volume will consume context and make reliable tool selection harder. The scope is genuinely broad, but a single MCP server this large is a mismatch and should be split into quiz-builder, analytics/CRM, and booking/team servers.
The core quiz lifecycle is thoroughly covered: form CRUD plus restore/duplicate, question editing, translations, media upload, delivery settings, analytics, submission records, leads, and bookings. Minor gaps exist - no media list/delete, no member removal, no examinee delete - but agents can work around them.