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TDQS
Scored across 57 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource+action, and the descriptions explicitly differentiate overlapping cases (e.g. list_recordings vs per-project list tools, move_todo vs reorder_todos, complete_todo vs uncomplete_todo). A few conceptual overlaps remain (get_upload vs download_blob, list_documents vs list_recordings), but they are clearly scoped.
Every tool follows the same basecamp_verb_noun convention (basecamp_create_message, basecamp_update_todo, basecamp_list_projects, basecamp_move_kanban_card, basecamp_trash, basecamp_restore). Verbs and resource nouns are used predictably throughout, with no mixing of conventions.
57 tools is well beyond the typical 3-15 sweet spot and is heavy even for a broad domain like Basecamp. To their credit the tools are not redundant and each covers a real resource/operation, but the surface is large enough to strain discovery.
Coverage spans the full Basecamp domain: projects, people, messages, todos/todolists/groups, vaults, documents, uploads, kanban, check-ins (questionnaires/questions/answers), campfire, recordings, comments, attachments, plus auth. CRUD is complete for each area, with trash/restore handling deletion and dedicated tools for ordering and moving items.