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Scored across 6 tools
The specialized tools (concat_videos, convert, cut_video, image_to_video, remove_silence) have clearly distinct media operations. ffmpeg_raw is a generic escape hatch that could overlap with several specialized tools, but its stated restrictions reduce the ambiguity.
Most tools follow a verb_noun pattern such as concat_videos, cut_video, and remove_silence. However, convert is a bare verb, image_to_video uses a noun_to_noun form, and ffmpeg_raw has a prefixed noun_raw style, so conventions are mixed but still readable.
Six tools is a well-scoped set for an FFmpeg helper server. Each tool covers a distinct common media operation without excessive surface area.
Core media workflows are covered: conversion, concatenation, cutting, image-to-video, and silence removal. Minor gaps remain, such as probing metadata, extracting frames or thumbnails, and resizing/cropping, which are unavailable because filters are not supported.