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Scored across 4 tools
Each tool targets a unique operation on a distinct aspect of media: probing metadata, trimming segments, extracting audio, and burning subtitles. There is no overlap in inputs or side effects, so an agent can pick the right tool without ambiguity.
Three of four names follow a clean verb_noun pattern (trim_video, extract_audio, burn_subtitles). video_probe inverts this to noun_verb, a minor deviation that is still readable and unambiguous.
Four tools is a focused, non-redundant set within the reasonable 3-15 range. However, for a self-described video editor the surface is slightly thin, leaving obvious common operations uncovered.
Core flows (probe, trim, audio extraction, subtitle burn) are covered, but there is no concat/merge, format conversion, resize/crop, or frame/thumbnail extraction—notable gaps for a video editing domain that agents would frequently hit as dead ends.
