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TDQS
Scored across 14 tools
Most tools have clear distinct roles: dt_search_doctors vs dt_doctor, dt_search_centers vs dt_center, dt_search_offers vs dt_offer follow an unambiguous search/detail split. The main ambiguity is dt_suggest, which overlaps with dt_specialities, dt_cities and dt_search_doctors by returning the same slugs and ids those tools provide, though its description frames it as a free-text lookup front door.
All names use snake_case with a uniform dt_ prefix, and search tools consistently use a dt_search_* pattern while detail lookups use dt_<entity>. Minor deviation: reference-list tools (dt_specialities, dt_cities, dt_insurances, dt_neighborhoods) don't follow an explicit 'list_' verb, but the convention is still readable and predictable.
Fourteen tools is well within a healthy range and each one maps to a real need: lookup helpers (specialities, cities, neighborhoods, insurances, suggest), doctor and center search/detail pairs, slots, reviews, offers and articles. Nothing feels redundant or padded.
The surface covers the whole discovery lifecycle for doctors, centers, offers and reviews, with solid lookup helpers for filters and a documented handoff to dt_free_slots for availability. The notable gap is that actual booking/payment is not a tool at all — it dead-ends at an external SMS-login URL — and there is no way to write a review, though these are plausibly intentional constraints.