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TDQS
Scored across 8 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes (session vs. read vs. modify). The main overlap is between get_budget and list_transactions, since both return a month's transactions with categories, though descriptions differentiate their framing (envelopes/planned amounts vs. flat transaction list).
The data tools use a clean verb_noun pattern (get_budget, list_transactions, move_transaction), but the three session tools are prefixed riseup_ (riseup_login, riseup_session_status, riseup_logout), creating two conventions. Readable, but not uniform.
Eight tools is well within the ideal range and each earns its place: session lifecycle, budget/transaction reads, category lookup, and two account-mutating actions. No redundancy that inflates the count.
Covers the session lifecycle plus the core read (budget, transactions, categories) and write (move, comment) operations on transactions. Gaps remain, e.g. creating transactions or editing planned/budget amounts, but core workflows are functional.