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Scored across 7 tools
The three build/inspect verbs are well-separated: make_part (library parts) vs make_lattice (free-form SDF) vs list_parts (discovery). check_mesh, look_at_mesh, and describe_model overlap somewhat (all report topology/bbox), but their descriptions clearly split numeric evidence, visual rendering, and parameter recall.
Nearly all names follow a verb_object snake_case pattern (list_parts, make_part, check_mesh, export_mesh, describe_model). The sole deviation is look_at_mesh, which inserts a preposition but remains easily readable.
Seven tools is well-scoped for a model-build-inspect-export workflow; each tool covers a distinct stage and none feels redundant or padded.
Covers discovery, two build paths, numeric and visual verification, export, and parameter recall. Minor gaps: no delete_model, no list_models to enumerate session models, and no pure edit/parameter-update tool, though rebuilding via make_part/make_lattice can work around these.