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TDQS
Scored across 3 tools
scan_text and scan_file are cleanly separated by input type (raw string vs. file path), and scanner_info is purely informational. No two tools overlap in purpose or expected arguments.
scan_text and scan_file follow a consistent verb_noun pattern, but scanner_info breaks the verb convention by being a noun phrase. Readable and predictable overall, with one minor deviation.
Three tools is a tight, well-scoped surface for a focused scanning server — text, file, and metadata. It sits at the low end of ideal, leaving little room for batch or deep-scan operations explicitly referenced in the descriptions.
Core scanning of text and files is covered, but scan_file's own description advertises a DEEP scan mode for audio/video that no tool can trigger, leaving a dead end. Batch scanning or a dedicated deep-scan entry point would round out the surface.