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Scored across 21 tools
Most tools map to a clear resource-action pair, so project, storyboard, generation, review, and job tools are easy to distinguish. The closest pair is media.job.run_once vs media.job.tick, which both advance jobs and could be selected incorrectly, and media.provider.status vs media.capabilities also overlap in availability reporting.
The media.<area>.<detail> prefix pattern is consistent, but the last segment alternates between verbs and nouns: media.project.create, media.image.generate, and media.job.cancel are verb-style, while media.audio.voice, media.audio.music, media.job.status, and media.capabilities are noun-style. A few names like media.compose and media.capabilities also drop the resource or action part, making the convention mixed but still readable.
21 tools is in the heavy range for an MCP server, even though the media pipeline spans project, storyboard, generation, composition, review, and job management. Several tools, such as media.job.run_once, media.job.tick, media.provider.status, and media.flow.handoff, feel like optional advanced controls that could be consolidated without losing core functionality.
The set covers the main lifecycle: create project, plan storyboard, generate image/video/audio, compose, subtitle, review, and manage durable jobs. Minor gaps remain, such as no media.project.update/delete, no direct storyboard read/update, and no explicit asset retrieval endpoint, but agents can likely work around these via job status and project manifests.
