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Scored across 15 tools
Each tool maps to a distinct step in the modeling pipeline (sketch → draw → extrude/revolve → modify → export), and descriptions explicitly state ordering constraints. Minor overlap exists between f360_hole and f360_hole_pattern (a pattern could be expressed as a single hole), and between f360_create_parameter and f360_set_parameter, though the create-vs-update semantics are stated.
All tools share a consistent f360_ prefix with snake_case naming and a verb-first style (create_sketch, draw_rectangle, export_step, set_parameter). A few names drop the verb and read as nouns/feature names (f360_hole, f360_shell, f360_fillet, f360_hole_pattern), which is a minor but noticeable deviation.
15 tools sit at the top of the well-scoped band and every one corresponds to a concrete modeling, parameter, or export operation with no filler. The surface is coherent for a bridge-based CAD scripting server.
The surface covers the happy path (sketch, extrude/revolve, fillet/shell, hole, parameters, STEP/STL export) but has notable gaps: extrude cannot cut/join/intersect, there are no boolean or pattern-of-feature operations, no selective edge/face picking, and no document save or model inspection tools. Agents attempting real part modeling will hit dead ends beyond simple prismatic geometry.