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TDQS
Scored across 30 tools
Several tools overlap in purpose, e.g., apply-effect, add-any-effect, and mcp_aftereffects_applyEffect all apply effects but with different naming. Similarly, apply-effect-template and mcp_aftereffects_applyEffectTemplate are redundant. This duplication confuses tool selection.
Naming conventions are inconsistent: camelCase (setLayerExpression, setLayerKeyframe) mixed with snake_case (add-any-effect, set-effect-property). Some tools have a 'mcp_aftereffects_' prefix while others do not, lacking a predictable pattern.
30 tools is somewhat high, and several are redundant (multiple apply effect tools). The server would benefit from consolidation to reduce clutter, but the count is not extremely excessive.
The tool set covers effects, markers, audio, and keyframes but lacks basic layer creation (e.g., text, shape layers) and import/export/rendering. Essential workflows have significant gaps.