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Scored across 63 tools
Tools are grouped by resource (scene_, content_, node_, figure_, morph_, pose_, camera_, light_, material_, render_, anim_, package_, mesh_) and each group's members have clearly stated distinct purposes, e.g. anim_retime (rhythm) vs anim_offset (relocation), camera_create vs camera_set vs camera_shot. A few boundaries blur: morph_set vs face_expression both set face dials, pose_bones vs morph_set's control dials overlap, and anim_keys_set vs anim_key_pose need careful reading, but descriptions mostly resolve this.
Almost everything is snake_case with a resource prefix (camera_create, light_set, material_list, anim_keys_get), giving a predictable, browsable pattern. Minor deviations: content_add_library is a three-part outlier, daz_status/daz_guide/daz_dialog use a product prefix instead of a resource, and anim_key_pose vs anim_keys_set mix singular/plural.
63 tools is far beyond a comfortable surface for one agent to navigate, even though the Daz Studio domain is genuinely large. The groups (scene, content, posing, rendering, animation, packaging, meshes) would work better as separate servers or a progressive-disclosure scheme; several tools (anim_foot_contact, anim_sample, prop_surfaces) are niche enough to bloat the list.
Coverage is remarkably full: scene lifecycle (new/open/save/info), content discovery and loading, node transforms and deletion, figure/morph/pose/expression control, cameras, lights, environment, materials, render settings and stills/animation/shots, plus package install/uninstall, mesh import and rigging, animation import/retime/retarget/presets, and run_script as an escape hatch. No obvious dead end remains for the stated domain.