zemax-mcp
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Scored across 143 tools
Many tools overlap heavily, including legacy wrappers alongside modern equivalents (e.g., zemax_set_surface vs zemax_lde_set_surface, zemax_optimization_wizard vs zemax_merit_wizard) and multiple spot/MTF/detector variants. Descriptions sometimes clarify legacy status, but the boundaries remain unclear and misselection is likely.
Almost all tools use a consistent zemax_ prefix and snake_case, and getter/setter pairs follow predictable verb_noun patterns. However, many analysis tools use noun phrases (e.g., zemax_fft_mtf, zemax_ray_fan) and legacy wrappers introduce minor naming deviations.
With 143 tools, this server is far beyond any reasonable MCP tool surface, even for a complex optical design domain. The set includes many legacy wrappers and overlapping analysis/detector variants, making it an extreme mismatch rather than a well-scoped collection.
The surface covers sequential and non-sequential systems, surface/object CRUD, optimization, tolerancing, numerous analyses, file lifecycle, and configuration handling. No obvious core gaps are apparent for the stated optical design purpose.