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TDQS
Scored across 41 tools
Every tool targets a distinct resource+action pair—posts, likes, reposts, follows, blocks, feeds, lists, notifications—with clear boundaries. Even close pairs like get_liked_posts vs get_post_likes and get_profile vs whoami are unambiguously opposite in direction.
The set is overwhelmingly verb-nou where the verb is consistently lowercase imperative (create, delete, get, search, follow, bosl). The only outlier is `whoami`, a recognized unix-style command, but it breaks the pattern slightly.
With 41 tools, this is well beyond the 25+ cutoff for 'too many'. Many narrow getters (get_post_likes, get_reposted_by, get_quotes) are individually useful but could not be deemed minimal; the set feels more like a full API wrapper than a focused tool surface.
The set covers the main Bluesky lifecycle: posting (create/delete/thread), reactions (like/unlike/repost/unrepost), social graph (follow/unfollow/mute/block), feeds and lists, notifications, and search. Minor gaps exist—no profile update, no direct messages, no single-post fetch outside a thread—but these are workable or outside the apparent scope.