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TDQS
Scored across 12 tools
The set contains several near-pairs: generate_image vs submit_image_generation, edit_image vs submit_image_edit, submit_image_batch vs run_image_batch, and get_image_task vs get_batch_image_task vs get_image_batch. Descriptions clarify sync vs async and local vs provider state, but an agent can still easily misselect among similarly named tools.
All names are snake_case with verb-first structure, but the conventions vary between verb_resource_action (submit_image_batch), verb_resource (generate_image), and inconsistent ordering such as get_image_batch vs get_batch_image_task. The patterns are readable but not predictable enough to prevent confusion.
Twelve tools is a reasonable scope for covering sync/async generation, editing, batch execution, querying, waiting, and downloading. Some sync/async/batch variants feel redundant, but each mode can earn its place.
The surface covers generation, editing, batch operations, task polling, download validation, and model guidance. Minor gaps exist around cancellation or management of async jobs, but core image workflows are covered.