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Scored across 18 tools
Most tools target distinct resources or workflow stages, and descriptions explicitly route between similar options (e.g. inspect_3mf vs get_3mf_settings vs check_settings). The main ambiguity is the slicing family: slice_model, compare_slices, optimize, and prepare_print all overlap, though their descriptions clarify when to use each.
The set is predominantly snake_case with predictable verb_noun names such as list_presets, get_3mf_settings, compare_slices, and setup_defaults. Minor deviations like optimize (bare verb) and noun-first names like material_guide, printer_status, and connector_info are still readable and not confusing.
At 18 tools, the server is on the heavy side for the domain, with several closely related slicing and inspection entry points. Each tool has a plausible role, but the surface feels broad enough that a user or agent must learn routing rules rather than intuit the set.
Coverage is strong: preset read/list/compare/save, 3MF inspect/edit/settings checks, slicing, optimization, model analysis, material guidance, printer status, history, and setup defaults. Minor gaps exist, such as no explicit delete_preset operation and no direct creation of a new 3MF except via prepare_print from STL/geometry-only input.