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TDQS
Scored across 26 tools
Most tools target distinct resources with a clear get_/list_ split, so an agent can usually tell them apart. However, list_webhooks is described as fetching 'webhook events' which overlaps confusingly with get_webhook_events, and the meta tools (list_accounts, get_operation_schema, export_resources, preview/submit_school_batch) are less obviously differentiated.
Nearly all tools follow a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern (get_course, list_users, create_user, mark_lecture_complete). Minor deviation: create_enrollment vs unenroll_user use different nouns for the same enrollment concept, but overall the convention is predictable.
At 26 tools this is on the heavy side for a course-platform surface, and several (list_accounts, get_operation_schema, preview_school_batch, submit_school_batch, export_resources) are meta/utility tools rather than core domain operations. The count is defensible but borders on bloated.
The surface is heavily read-oriented, with rich coverage of users, courses, lectures, quizzes, enrollments, webhooks, pricing plans, and transactions. Notable gaps: no create/update/delete for courses or quizzes, no delete_user, and no quiz-response submission, so the lifecycle is incomplete for a management domain.