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Scored across 23 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource or operation: workspace management, scene creation/settings, drawing/import, xsheet timing, camera movemen, rendering, diagnostics, and scripting are all clearly separated. Overlaps like clean vs. delete_workspace and render vs. render_frame are explicitly contrasted in their descriptions, so an agent can tell them apart.
All tools share the opentoonz_ prefix and use snake_case consistently. The verbs and nouns are predictable (e.g., create/list/delete workspace, draw/render/tween frame), with only minor stylistic variation like scene_info or exposure that remains readable and consistent.
23 tools is on the high side but each maps to a distinct operation in a complex animation domain. The five render tools differ by output format or batching, and the surface does not feel bloated with redundant tools, though a few could theoretically be consolidated.
The set covers workspace lifecycle, scene creation/configuration, drawing/import/extraction, xsheet timing, camera moves, multiple render outputs, diagnostics, and a full scripting escape hatch. Minor gaps exist such as direct scene deletion or level deletion, but run_script and clean provide workarounds.