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Scored across 10 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct roles: run vs. rollback vs. render vs. export vs. look are unambiguous, and fusion_api is clearly scoped to doc lookup. The one soft overlap is the diagnostic trio fusion_status / fusion_inspect / fusion_check, all of which report document and timeline health, though their descriptions differentiate reachability, summary state, and validation. fusion_run vs. fusion_ui_command is also a mild boundary (Python vs. UI command id) but the descriptions clarify it.
Every tool uses the same fusion_ prefix followed by a single lowercase verb or noun, in consistent snake_case (fusion_status, fusion_run, fusion_rollback, fusion_inspect, fusion_check, fusion_look, fusion_render, fusion_export). No camelCase or verb-style mixing appears anywhere in the set.
Ten tools sits squarely in the ideal range and each one maps to a distinct stage of the CAD workflow: connectivity, API research, execution, rollback, inspection, validation, visualization, rendering, export, and UI automation. None feel redundant padding, and no obvious capability is left to a missing tool.
The surface covers the full create-modify-verify-visualize-export lifecycle, with fusion_run serving as a general escape hatch for anything not exposed directly. Minor gaps remain: there is no explicit save or document open/create tool, so persisting work or switching documents must be done through fusion_run or UI commands. These are workable but not obvious from the tool list.