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Scored across 35 tools
Every tool addresses a clearly distinct concern: instance inspection, search, console output, performance, class API, scripting, assets, terrain, audio, input, etc. Overlapping areas are explicitly cross-referenced (e.g., `api` vs `inspect`, `character` vs `input`, `find` vs `tree`), so an agent can reliably select the right tool.
Names are readable and mostly snake_case, but the convention is mixed: bare verbs (`inspect`, `create`, `move`), bare resource nouns (`console`, `terrain`, `character`), and multiword forms with different word orders (`script_read`, `list_studios`, `set_active_studio`, `execute_luau`). The `script_*` prefix gives one consistent subgroup, but overall no single predictable pattern is followed.
35 tools is high, but the server's purpose is full Roblox Studio integration, and each tool maps to a substantial subsystem (scripts, animation, terrain, collision, datastores, universe, assets, debugging, playtest, etc.) rather than a trivial single action. The count feels slightly heavy but well justified by the breadth of the domain and the grouping of related operations into each tool.
The surface covers the main workflows: instance CRUD, script read/edit/search/create, playtesting, debugging, asset management, data stores, publishing, and specialized editors for terrain/animation/audio/geometry. There are minor gaps (e.g., no dedicated animation keyframe editor or game-settings tool), but the `execute_luau` escape hatch and op-level features compensate for most missing operations.