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Scored across 47 tools
Descriptions are unusually detailed and often explicitly carve out boundaries, but there are several clusters with overlapping purpose: tia_export_hmi_bundle / tia_export_hmi_native / tia_export_hmi_configuration, tia_edit_hmi_text / tia_update_hmi_object / tia_edit_hmi_native, and tia_search_export / tia_fast_lookup / tia_trace_symbol / tia_trace_data_flow all read from the same export index. The classic-versus-Unified HMI split and the plan/apply pairing add further near-duplicates (e.g. tia_create_hmi_project_plan vs tia_create_unified_hmi_project_plan, tia_apply_hmi_project vs tia_apply_unified_hmi_project) that an agent must carefully disambiguate by target type.
Almost everything is snake_case with a tia_ prefix and a verb_noun shape (tia_create_import_plan, tia_apply_import, tia_search_export, tia_trace_symbol). Deviations are minor: noun-phrase names like tia_doctor and tia_hmi_authoring_capabilities, the adjective-first tia_fast_lookup, and one tool (plc_probe_ports) outside the tia_ prefix.
47 tools is far beyond a comfortably scoped surface, and the count is inflated by parallel classic/Unified HMI variants and three-stage plan/apply pipelines. Many tools are legitimate, but the set is large enough that discovery and selection become a burden rather than an aid.
The domain surface is broad: session preparation, live queries, export indexing, symbol/data-flow tracing, block import with rollback, and HMI inspect/plan/apply/export for both classic and Unified. However, there are notable gaps—no object deletion, no PLC download or online monitoring, no alarm or recipe authoring, and PLC program creation is limited to importing pre-authored Simatic ML candidates.