Smartest-TV
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Scored across 23 tools
Most tools target distinct tasks, and descriptions help separate close cases like tv_play vs tv_launch vs tv_cast. However, tv_status vs tv_state, tv_volume vs tv_audio's volume action, and tv_power vs tv_screen have overlapping surface area that could occasionally cause misselection.
All tools use a predictable tv_snake_case convention, such as tv_play, tv_queue, tv_volume, and tv_state_watch. The only variation is noun-only vs verb-noun names, but the prefix and separators are consistent throughout.
23 tools is heavy for a smart TV control server, landing in the 16-25 range where discoverability and selection cost rise. The feature breadth is real, but some controls could likely be consolidated.
The server covers power, volume, playback, casting, queue, history, recommendations, scenes, groups, multi-room audio, and display modes. Notable gaps remain around explicit pause/resume/stop-current-playback and input/source switching.