reaper-mcp-mac
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Scored across 20 tools
Most tools are clearly separated by resource and action (tempo, track, MIDI item, FX, transport). The only potential confusion is reaper_get_project_state vs reaper_list_track_fx (both return state info) and reaper_call as an escape hatch could overlap with any dedicated tool, but descriptions mitigate this.
All tools follow a consistent reaper_verb_noun pattern: reaper_ping, reaper_get_project_state, reaper_set_tempo, reaper_insert_track, reaper_add_midi_notes, etc. The naming is uniform and predictable.
20 tools is on the higher end but appropriate for a DAW control surface covering project state, tracks, MIDI, FX, transport, and rendering. Each tool serves a distinct function, though a few could be consolidated (e.g., transport and edit cursor).
The toolset covers core DAW workflows: project state, track management, MIDI creation/editing, FX parameter control, transport, and rendering. Missing operations like track duplication, item deletion, or FX removal are notable but can be worked around via reaper_call.