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Scored across 73 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct resource/action targets, and descriptions carefully separate similar operations such as video_remux vs video_compress vs video_trim, or video_rotate vs video_rotate_bake. With 73 tools some overlap is inevitable, especially among video, image, PDF, and session helpers, but boundaries are usually explicit.
All tool names use the abox_ prefix and lower snake_case, making the set predictable and easy to scan. Most follow a domain_action pattern, though a few conversion-style names such as images_to_pdf, yaml_json, and xml_json deviate slightly from a pure verb_noun convention.
Seventy-three tools is far beyond an appropriate single-server surface, even for a broad local media/document toolkit. The count makes discovery, selection, and maintenance unwieldy, and many operations would be better grouped into narrower servers or more composite workflows.
The surface is unusually broad, covering video, audio, images, PDFs, metadata, QR/barcodes, text formats, OCR, and live sessions with many lifecycle operations. There are still minor gaps, such as general PDF text extraction, broader OCR, and some obvious image/video editing conveniences, but the core domains are well represented.