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TDQS
Scored across 26 tools
The quote_X / make_X / revise_X pairing gives each tool a clear action+resource target. The one soft spot is that make_ugc, make_faceless, and run_workflow_plan are three separate paid-generation entry points with similar 'start a run' semantics, and the candidate/revision editing tools partially overlap in purpose. Descriptions do distinguish them, so confusion is limited but not zero.
Nearly everything follows a predictable snake_case verb_noun pattern: quote_*, get_*, list_*, create_*, prepare_*, approve_*, run_workflow_plan, upload_image, delete_actor. The only minor deviation is 'make_ugc'/'make_faceless' using make instead of create while other generation tools use create_*, and 'make_ugc' carrying no resource noun. Readable and consistent overall.
26 tools is heavy and sits at the top of the range for a single server. The domain is genuinely broad (three video pipelines, a workflow-plan lifecycle, actors, revisions/candidates, runs, voices, billing), so most tools earn their place, but the quote/make duplication across pipelines pushes the count into borderline territory.
Coverage is strong: full actor lifecycle (create/list/delete/defaults), complete plan lifecycle (prepare/get/approve/quote/run), quote+create+revise for candidates and revisions, run polling and shot introspection, voices, image upload and account balance. Minor gaps remain, e.g. no explicit run-list or cancel-run operation, but core workflows are not dead-ended.