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TDQS
Scored across 7 tools
Three read-oriented tools overlap heavily: mangome_observe, mangome_query and mangome_status all describe reading MangoMe state, differing only in vaguely stated scope ('context' vs 'identity/graph/truth/work state' vs 'bounded status'). mangome_work and mangome_control also blur, since both concern progressing/operating on governed work. An agent could easily misselect among these.
Every tool uses the same 'mangome_' prefix in snake_case, giving a predictable and readable set. The only minor deviation is that the suffixes mix verb forms (observe, verify, query) with noun forms (effect, work, control, status), which slightly reduces predictability.
Seven tools sits squarely in the well-scoped 3-15 range. Each represents a plausible distinct facet of the domain without obvious filler or a missing major operation.
The surface covers read/query/status, work progression, effect recording, control, and verification, which appears to span the governed-work lifecycle end to end. The heavily abstract descriptions leave some uncertainty about edge operations (e.g., identity creation or effect retraction), so a minor gap is possible.