AbletonMCP
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TDQS
Scored across 78 tools
The set is massive (78 tools), and while most tools target distinct resources/actions, there are overlapping areas such as set_device vs set_device_parameters, get_device vs get_devices, and catch-all tools (clip_action, device_action, lom_*) that duplicate or extend narrower tools. Descriptions are detailed but an agent could still misselect among the many options.
Names are overwhelmingly snake_case and follow verb_noun or noun_action patterns (create_track, get_clip, set_mixer), with clear grouping prefixes (get_, set_, create_, delete_, duplicate_, move_). Minor deviations like new_set, transport, select, bounce, music_theory, and lom_* prefixes are readable but not perfectly uniform.
78 tools is extreme for any server; even a complex DAW control surface can be consolidated. This far exceeds the 50+ threshold for severe mismatch, likely overwhelming an agent and reducing usability.
The surface covers set management, tracks, clips, notes, devices, mixer, routing, browser, automation, arrangement, bounce, release, and audio analysis, plus a LOM fallback for anything missing. This is effectively complete for the stated domain.