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Scored across 35 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct jobs across the design-to-print lifecycle, and descriptions explicitly separate close pairs such as check vs check_fit and build_part vs diagnose_failure. A few boundaries remain fuzzy, notably save_setup vs use_printer for configuration, compare vs before_after for reference comparison, and measure vs check_fit for fit numbers.
The dominant pattern is snake_case verb_noun, as in read_part, build_part, check_fit, save_version, and upload_reference. Some names break the pattern with single verbs/nouns such as section, export, recipe, params, check, and measure, and hardware_list reverses the verb_noun order, but the convention remains mostly readable and predictable.
At 35 tools, the surface is well above the rubric's well-scoped range and feels heavy for an agent to manage. The broad CAD/printing workflow justifies many specialized operations, but several fine-grained tools could likely be consolidated under action parameters.
The set covers an unusually complete workflow: onboarding and recipes, part authoring/editing, build and diagnosis, print checks and fit measurement, rendering/export, version history, remote transfer, reference inspection/tracing, and hardware BOMs. Minor gaps remain, such as no explicit delete/rename part operation and some workspace/file administration left implicit.