mcp-indesign-agent
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Scored across 22 tools
Several tools have unclear boundaries: execute_operation, layout_operation, and execute_batch overlap significantly with execute_batch being the preferred path; relink_asset and replace_asset are explicitly described as the same. This creates risk of selecting the wrong tool for a task.
Most tools follow a verb_noun pattern (ping_indesign, scan_document, execute_batch), but there are outliers like snapshot (verb/noun), layout_assistant (noun_noun), and check_missing_links (verb_adjective_noun). The mix of styles at least remains readable and skake_case is consistent.
At 22 tools, the server is on the heavier side but still within a reasonable range for a feature-rich InDesign automation server. The count is slightly inflated by redundant wrappers and aliases, but each tool has some justification.
The tool surface covers a broad workflow: session setup (ping, scan, get model), analysis (analyze_page), mutations (execute_batch, style/layout operations), and asset management (list, check, relink, embed). Missing features like document creation/export are notable but likely outside the intended scope.