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TDQS
Scored across 15 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes tied to specific resources (intake status vs results, add_items vs update_item vs update_intake), and transitions are documented. Minor potential confusion between get_intake_status and get_intake_results, and the two generic 'manage_*' tools, but descriptions resolve these well.
Predominantly consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern (define_intake, list_intakes, update_item, request_revision, create_folder). Deviations are minor: login/logout lack a noun, and verbs vary slightly (define_ vs create_, get_ vs list_) though usage is intuitive.
15 tools is well-scoped for a client-intake lifecycle product; each tool maps to a distinct operation (intake CRUD, items, recipients, folders, webhooks, auth) with no filler.
Strong lifecycle coverage: create, list, update, status, results, revisions, chases, recipients, folders, webhooks, auth. Minor gaps remain — no archive/delete intake tool (archive state is referenced but not settable) and no remove-item operation, and owner decisions cannot be answered via API.