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The two tools have completely distinct purposes: one inspects the SVG to list available element IDs, and the other adds animations to those elements. There is no overlap or ambiguity.
Both tools follow the same glaxnimate_ verb_noun pattern (inspect_svg, animate_svg), making the naming predictable and consistent.
Two tools feels thin for a full animation server, but the narrow workflow of inspect-then-animate is sufficiently focused for a minimal purpose. It sits at the borderline end of the scale.
The core workflow (identify targets, add keyframes) is covered, but there are no tools for removing or updating existing animations, or for managing animation timelines. This leaves notable gaps for iterative editing.