Tag-per-Track
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TDQS
Scored across 5 tools
analyze_audio, analyze_audio_with_lyrics, and analyze_audio_batch all analyze audio with overlapping metadata/AI detection; analyze_audio_with_lyrics is explicitly an alias, and the batch vs. triage_demo_folder boundary is only clarified by a preference note. Descriptions help distinguish folder-level ranking from parallel analysis, but the redundancy remains confusing.
All tools use snake_case with a verb-first pattern (analyze_audio, triage_demo_folder, lookup_artist_stats), and the analyze_* family is consistently prefixed. No camelCase or mixed conventions appear.
Five tools is well within the ideal 3-15 range for an audio analysis/A&R server. However, analyze_audio_with_lyrics is a redundant alias, so one tool does not fully earn its place, keeping it from a perfect score.
The surface covers single-track analysis, batch analysis, folder triage, lyrics extraction, and artist traction lookup, which covers the core A&R workflow. A minor gap is the lack of any write/tagging operation despite the server name 'Tag-per-Track', and no tool for aggregating or comparing results across tracks.