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Scored across 52 tools
Most tools target distinct resources and actions, with clear separation between tracks, clips, devices, browser, and arrangement. Minor ambiguity exists between create_clip (MIDI) and create_audio_clip, as well as between get_clip_notes and get_arrangement_clip_notes, but descriptions and parameter scopes help.
Tool names consistently use lowercase snake_case with a verb-first pattern (get_, set_, create_, delete_, etc.). Deviations include some phrasal names like switch_to_arrangement_view and duplicate_to_arrangement, and create_clip is not as specific as create_midi_clip, which breaks symmetry with create_audio_clip.
At 52 tools, this server is heavily over-scoped compared to typical MCP servers, even for a broad DAW control domain. Many granular mixer tools (set_track_volume, set_track_pan, set_track_mute, etc.) could be combined, and the sheer volume increases cognitive load.
The tool surface covers core workflows: track/clip lifecycle, device manipulation, browser access, arrangement navigation, and music generation. However, there are notable gaps such as no direct editing of arrangement MIDI clips, no track duplication, no get_current_time, and no set_selected, which agents may need to work around.