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Scored across 13 tools
Multiple tools are exact duplicates with different names, such as apply-effect vs. mcp_aftereffects_applyEffect and apply-effect-template vs. mcp_aftereffects_applyEffectTemplate. The help tools also overlap, making it very difficult for an agent to know which tool to select.
Naming is inconsistent: snake_case tools like run-script and create-composition are mixed with camelCase tools like setLayerKeyframe and setLayerExpression, and several tools carry awkward mcp_aftereffects_ prefixes. While some groups are readable, the overall pattern is not predictable.
At 13 tools, the count is not excessive, but several are redundant duplicates or help-only utilities rather than distinct capabilities. The effective tool surface is smaller than the count suggests, and not every tool earns its place.
The set covers creating a composition, setting keyframes/expressions, and applying effects, but lacks core After Effects lifecycle operations like rendering, saving, reading composition state, or managing layers. This leaves significant gaps for real workflows.