disk-cleanup
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TDQS
Scored across 5 tools
Each tool targets a uniquely identifiable scan dimension: large files, duplicates, extension-based, old files, and summary. Even the four scan_* tools are clearly distinct by their filtering criteria, leaving no real ambiguity for an agent.
The scan_* prefix creates a predictable pattern for the four scanning tools, and the criterion is clear in each name. summarize deviates from the prefix pattern but is still a sensible, readable action name rather than a random inconsistency.
Five tools is well-scoped for a disk cleanup helper: the main scan dimensions are covered, and there is no redundant bloat. The set feels complete enough to be useful without overwhelming an agent.
The server can identify cleanup candidates but offers no cleanup action such as delete or move-to-trash, so an agent cannot complete an actual disk cleanup workflow. This is a significant functional gap given the server name and stated purpose.