qhrisk-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 8 tools
Each tool maps to a distinct step: plan self-check, simplification, pattern reference, ledger viewing/validation, outcome review, error taxonomy, and recheck. The only mild ambiguity is between qhrisk_plan_check and qhrisk_simplify, and between qhrisk_patterns_show and qhrisk_mistakes, but their descriptions are enough to separate them.
The qhrisk_ prefix and lowercase snake_case are consistent, but the verb/noun ordering is not: plan_check, patterns_show, and ledger_* follow object_verb, while simplify, review, and recheck are bare verbs and mistakes is a bare noun. This is readable but not a uniform pattern.
Eight tools is well-scoped for the stated workflow of plan simplification, ledger reconciliation, and outcome review. Each tool appears to serve a real stage in the process rather than padding the surface.
The set covers the core loop: check the plan, simplify it, inspect and validate the ledger, review outcomes, and recompute flipped judgments. Minor gaps exist around explicit plan/ledger editing, but the main workflow has no hard dead ends.