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TDQS
Scored across 12 tools
The knowledge base tools (kb_list_tags, kb_search, kb_get_doc, kb_get_outline, kb_read_section) have a clear hierarchical flow (search -> outline -> read), and the business tools (biz_list_metrics, biz_query_sales, biz_get_sku, biz_get_order, biz_anomaly_scan) are distinct operationally. Minor overlap exists between kb_get_doc and kb_read_section, both for reading content, but guidance on when to use each is provided.
Tool names are consistent, following a verb_noun pattern with prefixes indicating domain (kb_, biz_, catalog_). Most use standard verbs like list, get, read, search, query, and anomaly_scan is a slight deviation but still readable.
With 12 tools, the server covers three distinct domains (knowledge, business, catalog) without excessive granularity. The count is reasonable and each tool serves a clear purpose, though it is a bit high for the scope, justifying a slightly lower score.
The server offers a comprehensive read/search surface for knowledge (tag, search, outline, section, full doc) and metrics (dictionary, query, SKU, order, anomaly scan), but lacks write or update tools (no create/edit/delete). This is acceptable if it's a fetch-only gateway, but for general lifecycle coverage it's incomplete.