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Scored across 44 tools
Most tools target distinct actions and resources: transform, speed, grade, markers, timeline management, and rendering are clearly separated. A few pairs overlap, notably bridge_capabilities vs resolve_status and timeline_audio's silence_cuts vs review_silence, but the descriptions are detailed enough to usually prevent misselection.
Tool names overwhelmingly use snake_case with an action verb prefix such as set_, get_, list_, open_, create_, apply_, and delete_. A handful of informational tools use noun-style names instead (resolve_status, project_info, timeline_overview, project_health), creating minor inconsistency but no chaotic pattern.
44 tools is well above the 25-tool threshold and makes selection and discovery notably harder. Several effect/animation tools could be consolidated into parameterized operations, and the status/query tools overlap partially.
The surface covers the core Resolve editing lifecycle: project state, media import, timeline management, clip edits, transforms, speed, grading, effects, markers, audio silence workflows, and rendering. Notable gaps include no delete/rename timeline, no marker update, and no dedicated move-clip operation, but these can often be worked around via set_clip_property.