Scored across 39 tools
Every tool has a distinct purpose, and the descriptions explicitly separate near-neighbors (run_project vs attach_project, stop_project vs detach_project, add_node vs batch_scene_operations). An agent can reliably select the correct tool based on the clear 'use when' guidance.
All tool names follow a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern (get_, add_, remove_, update_, set_, delete_, connect_, disconnect_, run_, stop_, start_). Minor exceptions like 'validate' are still verb-first and fit the overall style.
39 tools is well above the 25+ threshold for a heavy toolset and far beyond the typical well-scoped 3-15 range. Several tools are highly specialized or could be consolidated (save_scene, batch_scene_operations, check_project, launch_editor, export_mesh_library), making the surface harder for an agent to navigate efficiently.
The scene editing, autoload CRUD, signal connections, and runtime control surfaces are fairly complete. However, notable gaps exist: project settings can only be read, not modified, there is no reparent/move node operation, and resource handling is limited to load_sprite; agents must work around these with run_script or file operations.