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The tools mostly have distinct purposes, and descriptions clearly separate generation, post-processing, and retrieval. However, get_asset, wait_for_asset, and download_asset all return asset-related outcomes and could initially be confused, and generate_image vs generate_3d_from_image require careful reading to pick the right one.
Most tools follow a clear verb_noun pattern (list_*, get_*, generate_*, download_*), but there are small deviations: generate_image lacks the "from_text" detail that generate_3d_from_image/text have, and parts_board is a noun phrase rather than a verb-based name. The overall style is readable and only mildly inconsistent.
Fourteen tools cover generation, post-processing (remesh, texture, animate, parts_board), and asset management (list, get, wait, download, credits). This is a well-scoped number, and each tool has a clear role with no obvious bloat or excessive overlap.
The server covers core workflows: 2D and 3D generation, common post-processing transforms, result retrieval, and export. The main missing piece is an imported-3D-asset upload path (you can only modify assets created within the system) and asset deletion, but these are relatively minor gaps and do not cause dead ends in normal use.