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    TDQS

    B3.1/5.0

    Scored across 25 tools

    Disambiguation2/5

    Multiple tools appear to do the same thing: opencode_runs, opencode_run_agent, opencode_get_run_status, opencode_list_runs, and opencode_cancel_run overlap heavily with each other and with show_runs_app. Similarly opencode_sessions, opencode_depot, opencode_list_sessions, opencode_get_session, opencode_get_messages, opencode_send_message, and opencode_session_diff all target sessions, while opencode_system, opencode_server_status, opencode_get_health, show_status_app, and opencode_launch_ui overlap on server state/launch. An agent would struggle to pick the right tool without trial and error.

    Naming Consistency3/5

    Most tools use an opencode_ prefix with a verb_noun shape, but the show_*_app tools break the pattern and singular/plural is inconsistent (opencode_run_agent vs opencode_runs, opencode_get_run_status vs opencode_runs status action). The mix of aggregate action-dispatch tools and thin single-purpose wrappers adds further naming drift.

    Tool Count2/5

    25 tools is heavy for this domain, and much of the count comes from redundant legacy wrappers (opencode_list_sessions, opencode_get_session, opencode_get_messages, opencode_send_message, opencode_session_diff) that are already covered by opencode_sessions actions. The redundant Prefab card tools (show_*_app) further inflate the surface without adding capability.

    Completeness4/5

    Coverage of sessions, runs, depot, backups, config, system status, and MCPB install is broad with few obvious lifecycle gaps. The main weakness is that configuration is read-only (opencode_get_config with no set/update) and some operations are duplicated rather than complementary, but core workflows are covered.

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