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Scored across 13 tools
Most tools are clearly distinct by resource or action: status, capture, view comparison, labeling, and axis movement. The main overlap is among the movement tools (aim, nudge, sweep, zoom, go_to, run_shot), which all move the camera but differ by absolute/relative/smooth/sequence semantics; descriptions help, though an agent could still pause over which move primitive to choose.
All names use snake_case, but the structural conventions are mixed: single verbs (aim, nudge, sweep, zoom, recentre, look), verb_noun forms (mark_view, check_view, run_shot), noun_noun (camera_status), and less predictable orderings (aim_list, aim_learn). The set remains readable, but there is no single predictable pattern.
13 tools is within the well-scoped range and each tool has a plausible role: movement, scripting, view memory, calibration labels, status, and capture. The set does not feel bloated, and the extra tools support verification and repeatability rather than duplicating obvious functionality.
Core PTZ workflows are covered: status, capture, absolute/relative/smooth movement, zoom convenience, recentre, position labels, view comparison, and multi-step shots. Minor gaps remain, such as no explicit abort/stop for long-running moves and no delete/list operations for stored marks or aim labels, but these are workable within session-only memory.