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    TDQS

    B3.4/5.0

    Scored across 41 tools

    Disambiguation4/5

    Most tools have sharply distinct purposes and the descriptions explicitly disambiguate the risky pairs (mail_search semantic vs mail_find exact vs mail_recent vs mail_date; calendar_search vs calendar_date vs calendar_week vs calendar_upcoming). Remaining friction is the sheer number of near-sibling retrieval tools per domain, plus contacts_search vs contacts_lookup and person_search vs smart_search, but the descriptions give clear selection cues in each case.

    Naming Consistency4/5

    There is a strong, predictable domain-prefix scheme (mail_*, messages_*, calendar_*, contacts_*) which makes grouping obvious. Suffixes mix patterns though — noun_verb (mail_search, calendar_search) alongside noun_adj/noun_noun (mail_recent, calendar_date, mail_links) and unprefixed outliers (smart_search, person_search, rebuild_index, audit_index).

    Tool Count3/5

    41 tools is heavy for what is four Apple data domains plus index maintenance; each domain carries 7-10 tools including many overlapping read paths. Some are clearly niche (mail_send_reconcile with a dense claim-adjudication contract, rebuild_index, audit_index) and inflate the surface beyond what most agents need.

    Completeness4/5

    Coverage is genuinely broad: mail read/search/send/draft/reply/forward/archive/trash/mark, messages read/search/send, calendar full CRUD plus RSVP, recurring, free-time and calendar listing, and contacts CRUD plus search/lookup. Gaps are minor but real — no flag/star setter despite a flagged search filter, no draft listing/retrieval or sending an existing draft, no mail move (only archive/trash), and no contact list-all.

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