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TDQS
Scored across 6 tools
Each tool targets a distinct stage or resource: health/connectivity, model catalog, image upload, task creation, task polling, and file download. The only potentially overlapping pair (health vs. list_models) is explicitly differentiated in the descriptions, with list_models named as the way to verify authentication.
All names use a consistent seedance_ prefix with verb_noun patterns (list_models, upload_image, get_video, create_video, download_video). The lone deviation is seedance_health, which has no verb and slightly breaks the pattern, though it remains readable and unambiguous.
Six tools is well-scoped for an asynchronous video generation service: one per lifecycle stage with no redundant or filler tools. Nothing appears missing that would require a separate tool beyond optional extras like cancellation.
The full workflow is covered: connectivity check, model/price discovery, reference asset upload, task creation, status polling, and MP4 download with clear terminal-state handling. Minor gaps exist — no cancel task, task listing, or asset management — but agents can work around these using create/get/download.