SeedreamMCP
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Scored across 7 tools
Each tool targets a distinct action on a distinct resource: create (generate), modify (edit), split into layers (decompose), poll one task (get_task), poll many (get_tasks_batch), and metadata lookups (list_models, list_sizes). The generate/edit descriptions even include explicit 'Do NOT use this when...' cross-references, so misselection risk is minimal.
All seven tools follow the same `seedream_<verb>_<noun>` snake_case pattern, and the verbs are semantically consistent (generate/edit/decompose for mutations, get/list for reads). No style mixing or vagueness.
Seven tools is tight and well-scoped for an async image-generation service: two creation paths, one advanced decompose, two polling tools, and two metadata lookups. Nothing appears redundant or bolted on.
The core lifecycle (submit generate/edit, poll single or batch, discover models and sizes, decompose) is fully covered. Minor gaps remain: no task cancellation, no delete/cleanup, and no way to list recent or in-flight tasks without already knowing task IDs.