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TDQS
Scored across 17 tools
The quote_X / make_X pairing and the run-centric tools (get_run, get_run_shots, revise_run) give each tool a fairly clear role. The main risk is make_ugc vs make_faceless, which both start video runs, but the descriptions clearly separate lip-synced UGC from faceless videos. Distinctions are otherwise solid.
Nearly every tool follows a consistent verb_noun snake_case pattern (get_account, make_ugc, quote_revision, list_voices, create_actor, delete_actor, set_actor_defaults). The quote_* and make_* families are parallel and predictable, making the surface easy to navigate.
17 tools is slightly heavy but justified by the four quote/make pairs plus run status, actor management, upload and defaults. Each tool maps to a real pipeline step, though get/set_actor_defaults for an explicitly inert stored setting is arguably marginal.
Core generation, quoting, polling, revision and actor create/list/delete are covered well, including the uncommon quote-first pattern. Notable gaps remain: no way to list or cancel runs/history, no actor update, and no media lifecycle management beyond storage-expiry fields, which agents cannot act on.