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TDQS
Scored across 9 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct role in the evaluation workflow: start/submit bookend an episode, search/read pairs target either the reference library or the rulebook, and the remaining tools handle support and account metrics. The two search/read pairs are parallel but explicitly separated by resource type, so an agent can reliably choose between prior-art evidence and legal rules.
All tool names use a consistent snake_case verb_noun convention: start_task, search_library, read_publication, search_rules, read_rule, submit_answer, request_service, get_scorecard, get_usage. The verbs are predictable and accurately reflect each tool's action.
Nine tools is well-scoped for an evaluation workflow: a compact lifecycle plus research, submission, support, and account tools. No tool appears redundant, and the set avoids overwhelming the agent while covering the needed operations.
The core evaluation lifecycle is covered: start, search/read both evidence sources, submit, and then inspect score and usage. Minor gaps exist around active-episode management, such as re-fetching an open episode's instructions or listing active episodes, but these are likely workarounds rather than dead ends.