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TDQS
Scored across 10 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct purpose in the trading lifecycle. Orders (place, cancel, get_open) are cleanly separated from positions (get, close), and market data tools (list_markets, get_market_info, get_orderbook) serve different information needs without overlap.
Excellent consistency throughout. All tools use snake_case with clear verb_noun or get_noun patterns (e.g., place_order, get_account_info, list_markets). The verb choices (place, cancel, close, get, list, set) are precise and predictable.
Ten tools is a reasonable scope for active trading operations, covering account, market data, orders, and positions. While the count is appropriate, a comprehensive trading surface might additionally include order history or modification tools, making it slightly lean.
Covers the core trading lifecycle well (account balance, market data, order management, position closing). Minor gaps include order history/fills, the ability to modify existing orders, and funding rate history—though agents can work around these by canceling/replacing orders and using current market data.