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Scored across 17 tools
Most tools target clearly distinct operations (draw vs edit vs animate vs generate vs character), with detailed descriptions that help separate them. Minor overlap exists between create_sprite's image import and ingest's frame import, and palette colors can also be read via sprite_info, but these are edge confusions rather than core ambiguity.
Mixed conventions: some tools use verb_noun (create_sprite, read_pixels, run_lua), many are bare verbs (draw, edit, resize, export, animate), and others are nouns (palette, layer, frames, character, batch). It's readable and each name hints at its domain, but there's no single predictable pattern.
17 tools is slightly above the ideal 3-15 range, but each tool bundles a coherent family of operations (edit, animate, character) rather than being a redundant one-off. The breadth of the pixel-art workflow (create, edit, animate, AI-generate, export) justifies the count.
The surface covers creation, editing, animation, AI ingestion/generation, and export with good lifecycle depth. Some gaps remain (no dedicated text, selection/tilemap, or undo/redo tooling), but run_lua serves as an escape hatch for arbitrary Aseprite Lua operations.