inkscape-mcp
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Scored across 19 tools
The tools are mostly organized by clear resource prefixes (elements_, document_, workspace_, export_), and each action targets a distinct operation. A few document-level tools (resize vs settings vs pages) touch related page concepts, but their descriptions distinguish geometry changes from display settings and multi-page editing.
Most names follow a predictable snake_case resource-plus-action pattern, especially elements_* and document_*. The export_* tools invert that pattern (verb plus format) and workspace_list_documents is a slightly awkward compound, so naming is not perfectly uniform but remains readable.
Nineteen tools is a heavy surface for an MCP server, falling in the 16-25 range that feels borderline. The breadth is understandable because the server covers documents, elements, workspaces, exports, and status, but not every tool feels strictly necessary.
The set covers the core SVG document and element lifecycle: create, query/update, delete, group, arrange, transform, page-level changes, and PNG/PDF/SVG export. Obvious gaps such as explicit layer CRUD, path-level editing, and arbitrary SVG import remain, but they can be worked around with the bounded query/export tools.