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Scored across 46 tools
Most tools target distinct resources or actions, and descriptions actively disambiguate overlapping pairs such as set_clip_transform vs animate_zoom and append_media vs add_image. However, several status/info tools overlap (resolve_status, bridge_capabilities, project_info), and set_clip_property sits near set_clip_transform, set_clip_enabled, and set_clip_color, so occasional misselection is possible.
Names are consistently snake_case, and most follow a verb_noun pattern (list_, add_, set_, get_, apply_, animate_, create_). A handful of read-only tools drop the verb (resolve_status, project_info, timeline_overview, bridge_capabilities), which is a minor deviation but not chaotic.
46 tools is well above the 25-tool threshold for 'too many' in the rubric. Although Resolve is a broad domain and many tools are specialized, some status/summary tools could be consolidated, so the set feels heavy.
Core timeline, media, clip, effect, audio, grade, and render workflows are covered. Yet obvious gaps remain: no marker update, no track deletion, no timeline deletion, no media deletion, no transitions, no project create/open/settings, and no Fairlight mixing controls, which will block some common editing requests.