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Scored across 258 tools
The set includes both generic and type-specific CRUD tools (create_elements vs create_walls, modify_elements vs modify_columns), plus several property/classification read families and escape hatches. Descriptions explicitly steer away from overlap, but with 258 tools an agent still faces many similar-looking choices.
Nearly all tools use a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern (create_walls, get_element_details, delete_navigator_items), with only a few noun-only exceptions like zoom, undo, and archicad_status. No camelCase or chaotic mixing is present.
258 tools far exceeds any reasonable scoped surface, even for a complex BIM authoring domain. The sheer volume makes discovery and correct tool selection impractical.
The surface covers modeling, attributes, properties, classifications, documentation, publishing, exports, teamwork, issues, favorites, and navigation in remarkable depth. Only minor Archicad API limitations appear to be missing, and those are often documented.