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Scored across 42 tools
Nearly every tool pairs a distinct resource with a distinct action (channel vs pattern vs clip vs mixer track vs effect slot vs plugin param), and descriptions explicitly disambiguate near-pairs like set_clip vs place_pattern and set_effect vs set_plugin_param. The main overlap is apply_commands, which is a raw escape hatch that can do anything the individual tools do, and there is mild redundancy between transport_status, lemon_status and get_project_state on transport/mode info.
The dominant convention is verb_noun (get_notes, write_notes, add_channel, set_mixer_track, delete_pattern, route_mixer, remove_effect, save_project), applied consistently across resources. Deviations are minor and idiomatic: bare transport verbs (play, pause, stop, undo, redo), the select verb, a noun-first transport_status, and the lemon_ prefixed lifecycle pair (lemon_launch, lemon_status).
42 tools is heavy even for a full DAW control surface; the domain (channels, patterns, notes, playlist, mixer, effects, plugins, transport, project, render) justifies breadth, but many setter tools are one-field wrappers that apply_commands already covers generically. The surface could be consolidated (e.g. generic update_* tools or dropping per-field setters) without losing capability.
Coverage is broad and lifecycle-complete for most objects: channels, patterns, notes, clips, mixer tracks, effects and plugin params all have create/read/update/delete, plus transport, undo/redo, save and render. Gaps are moderate rather than blocking: no delete_mixer_track, no tools for automation clips/points despite delete_channel mentioning automation, and no way to open/close a project beyond the lemon_launch argument.