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TDQS
Scored across 19 tools
Each of the 19 tools targets a distinct resource (space, folder, page, diagram, version, comment, deck) plus action, and descriptions clearly demarcate boundaries such as list_pages vs get_page vs update_page, or list_versions vs get_version. There is no apparent overlap.
Consistent verb_noun pattern throughout (list_folders, create_page, update_diagram, get_deck, add_comment, analyze_diagram), with only the single-word analyze_diagram as a reasonable verb.
19 tools is on the high side but fairly scoped across eight resources: spaces, folders, pages, diagrams, versions, comments, and decks. It is neither thin nor extreme.
Broad coverage across the core domain (CRUD for pages, diagrams, decks; reads for versions, comments), though folders are read-only and deleting diagrams/decks/comments is absent. These gaps are workable since some operations are intentionally human-only.