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TDQS
Scored across 11 tools
Each tool targets a fairly clear stage of the workflow (auth, inspect, tag, draft, publish, sync). Minor overlap exists between foto_draft_post and foto_publish_post with dryRun=true, and between foto_suggest_tags and foto_search_tags, but descriptions do enough to separate them.
All tools share a consistent foto_ prefix and mostly follow a verb_noun pattern (foto_inspect_image, foto_publish_post, foto_sync_instagram). Minor deviations: foto_auth_status is noun-phrase and foto_get_user_profile uniquely uses a get_ verb.
Eleven tools is well within a healthy scope and each maps to a distinct step: auth lifecycle (3), local inspection, tag discovery (2), draft, publishing (2), profile, and import sync.
Covers the full publish lifecycle from login and local validation through single/series publishing and Instagram import, plus read-only profile. The only notable gap is post management after publishing (edit/delete/list own posts), which agents can work around for now.