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Scored across 28 tools
Every tool maps to a distinct resource/action (drafts, masks, filters, transitions, segments, keyframes, session state), and overlapping operations are differentiated by clear object nouns (e.g., add_video vs add_track; set_props vs add_keyframe). The only wildcard is raw_patch, but it is explicitly framed as an escape hatch rather than a competing workflow.
Tools consistently use capcut_<verb>_<noun> in snake_case (list_drafts, add_video, trim_segment, save), making the API predictable. Minor deviations like capcut_read_timeline instead of list/get and the adjective-noun raw_patch prevent a perfect score.
At 28 tools, the server exceeds the comfortable range and will feel heavy for an agent to discover and select from, even though most tools are distinct. A more consolidated surface would be more appropriate for the apparent scope.
The toolkit covers the core editing lifecycle: draft discovery/cloning, timeline inspection, adding/removing/transforming segments, effects, keyframes, and session persistence/validation. Gaps like no explicit track deletion, no direct effect removal (only replacement), and no sticker catalog create minor workarounds but not dead ends.