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RPG Maker MV Copilot MCP

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A3.9/5.0

Scored across 18 tools

Disambiguation3/5

Most tools are distinguishable by name, but there is real overlap among the read-only intelligence tools: analyze_project, get_project_context, query_map, and query_database all expose project/asset inspection, and validation/search appears in both analyze_project and query_map. Transfer-event creation also exists in both edit_map ('connect') and manage_map_event ('teleport'/'door'), and take_screenshot duplicates manage_system's bridge_screenshot alias. Descriptions disambiguate somewhat, but an agent can plausibly misselect.

Naming Consistency5/5

Every tool follows a clean snake_case verb_noun pattern (query_database, create_database_entry, edit_map, manage_map_event, take_screenshot, set_project_path). Verbs are used consistently and predictably (query/get/analyze for reads, create/update/delete for writes, manage/edit for mutation). No mixed conventions.

Tool Count4/5

18 tools is reasonable for a full RPG Maker MV authoring suite spanning analysis, database CRUD, map generation/editing, events, system settings, playtest, and media capture. The count is slightly inflated in practice because several tools (analyze_project, manage_system, edit_map, manage_map_event, generate_map) bundle many internal actions/views, but the top-level surface stays well-scoped.

Completeness4/5

Coverage is broad: full database CRUD, map generate/edit/query, event presets and command building/insertion, system settings, playtest, screenshots, video, and image analysis — a genuinely complete authoring lifecycle with backups. Minor gaps remain, notably no delete/rename-map operation (only create/edit/query) and no direct tile/plugin removal, though these are largely workable via other tools.

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