autocad-mcp
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Scored across 9 tools
The top-level tools (layer, drawing, entity, block, annotation, pid, view, system, validate) are clearly distinct by domain. However, there is some overlap between entity.create_mtext and annotation.create_text, and between block.insert and pid.insert_symbol, but these are minor and descriptions clarify the context.
The tool names are single nouns, while operations inside them use a mix of simple verbs (list, create) and compound verbs with underscores (save_as_dxf, get_variables, insert_with_attributes). Naming is not consistently verb_noun across all tools, and read operations use inconsistent verbs (list, get, info).
The server has 9 top-level tools, well within the ideal 3-15 range. Each tool represents a clear domain, and the number of tools is proportionate to the wide scope of AutoCAD functionality covered.
The tool surface is extensive, covering drawing file management, layers, entity CRUD, blocks, annotations, P&ID, view control, and system operations. Minor gaps exist, such as no direct editing of annotations or renaming layers, but these can be worked around with existing tools.