AutoCAD MCP Server - Codex Edition
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TDQS
Scored across 12 tools
The tools are organized by domain (product, drawing, entity, layer, etc.), which gives each a distinct purpose. However, there is some overlap: product.fillet_edges and solid.fillet_edges ostensibly do the same thing, and drawing.render_preview vs view.get_screenshot both produce visual output, which could confuse an agent.
Top-level tool names are all single nouns (product, drawing, entity, etc.), an internally consistent pattern. Sub-operation names, however, vary without a strict convention: some are verb_noun (create_line, set_properties), others are bare verbs (list, move), and some are noun phrases (capabilities, review_summary). The grouping helps, but the overall pattern is not uniform.
With 12 top-level tools, each covering a distinct aspect of CAD automation, the count is well within the 3-15 ideal range. Although each tool exposes many sub-operations, the top-level granularity keeps the surface manageable and scoped appropriately for the domain.
The set provides broad coverage: drawing file lifecycle, entity CRUD, layers, blocks, annotations, 3D solids, P&ID symbols, transactions, view management, and system health. Some niche operations (e.g., fillet_edges) are stubbed with capability errors, and advanced selection or dimension editing might be missing, but the core workflows are represented.