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Scored across 8 tools
Each top-level tool maps to a distinct CAD domain (file, entity, layer, block, annotation, P&ID, view, system), so an agent can usually select the right one. Minor overlap exists between entity's create_mtext and annotation's create_text, and between P&ID symbol insertion and generic block insertion, but the grouped operations help differentiate intent.
The top-level tool names are consistently single lowercase nouns, and sub-operations generally follow a readable snake_case verb_noun style. However, there are minor deviations: some verbs differ for similar actions (create_*, insert_*, add_*, draw_*), and the batch example uses kebab-case command names while descriptions use underscores.
Eight domain-focused tools are well-scoped for an AutoCAD automation server. Each tool groups a set of closely related operations, keeping the MCP surface manageable while still covering a broad range of CAD functionality.
The set covers the full core lifecycle for drawings, entities, layers, blocks, annotations, P&ID symbols, views, and server management. Minor gaps exist, such as changing an existing entity's layer/properties, some advanced dimension types, and block explode/redefinition workflows, but execute_lisp provides an escape hatch.