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TDQS
Scored across 13 tools
Each tool targets a distinct aspect of traffic capture/analysis: filter tools focus on different fields, checkpoint tools manage timelines, and utilities cover data retrieval, throttling, and summarization. The only pair (check_keyword_exists and filter_by_keyword) is clearly linked as a required sequence, avoiding ambiguity.
All tools use snake_case. Filter tools consistently start with 'filter_by_', while others use verb_noun patterns (e.g., harvest_data, get_raw_data). This provides predictability, though not all follow the exact same template.
13 tools cover the full lifecycle of traffic interception (harvest, checkpoint management, multiple filters, raw data retrieval, network throttling, and traffic summarization) without redundancy or unnecessary scope.
The tool surface enables full CRUD-like operations on captured traffic: harvest (create checkpoint), list/load checkpoints (read), filter by multiple criteria, get raw data, and analyze summaries. Throttling is also included, covering common debugging needs.