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Scored across 17 tools
The preview_*/draw_* pairing gives each tool a clear render-vs-execute role, and distinct modalities (paths, svg, text, scene) separate the rest. Some overlap remains: preview_scene explicitly supersedes preview_paths and its text producer overlaps preview_text/draw_text, but the descriptions steer the agent well.
The dominant pattern is verb_noun (get_status, get_job, preview_paths, draw_scene, plan_scene, list_fonts, get_example). A few deviate (bare 'abort', 'home', and the noun 'doodles'), but overall it is predictable and readable.
17 tools is on the heavier side but each preview/draw pair and helper (plan_scene, list_fonts, get_example, doodles) earns its place. Nothing feels redundant or padded.
Strong lifecycle coverage: status/job monitoring, abort/home, orientation calibration, four input modalities with preview and execute, plus cost planning, font enumeration, examples, and doodle sourcing. Minor gaps like explicit queue management or pen/feed control are easy to work around.