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TDQS
Scored across 94 tools
The set contains several overlapping clusters: base-resume editing (edit_base_resume/update_base_resume/restore_resume_version), application editing (edit_application/tailor_session ops), proposal state transitions (record_triage/record_decision/request_decision/record_consent/resume_proposal), and KB ingestion (kb_capture/kb_add_points/kb_ingest_resume/kb_sync_base). Individual descriptions are detailed, but at 94 tools an agent must reason through many subtle boundaries and may misselect.
Nearly all tools use snake_case verb_noun phrasing, often with clear domain prefixes such as kb_ and get_/set_/list_/record_. Minor deviations exist around the kb_ namespace and some state-machine verbs, but the conventions remain predictable.
94 tools is an extreme count for any MCP server, even one covering a broad career workflow. The surface should be consolidated into fewer higher-level tools or split into separate servers.
The surface covers a wide lifecycle: jobs, applications, proposals, tailoring, KB, templates, rendering, health checks, referrals, autofill, and export. There are minor gaps such as explicit deletion/update paths for jobs and referrals, but core workflows are well represented.