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Scored across 33 tools
Most tools pair a clear action with a clear object, so camera, layer, entity, and viewpoint operations are generally distinguishable. A few similar tools exist—such as addMarker vs addGeoJsonLayer, or addGeoJsonLayer vs addGeoJsonPrimitive—but their descriptions give enough behavioral difference for an agent to select appropriately.
The dominant camelCase verb+noun convention is readable and predictable, e.g. addPolygon, removeEntity, listLayers, updateLayerStyle. The clear exceptions are list_toolsets and enable_toolset, which use underscore formatting and break the otherwise fairly uniform naming style.
At 33 tools, the surface is heavy and above the range where an agent can quickly discover and select the right tool. The set covers many legitimate Cesium workflows, but several entity and layer operations could be consolidated or grouped to reduce cognitive load.
The tools cover the main scene workflow: create/manage layers and entities, navigate and save camera state, style, capture, measure, and export scene state. The most obvious gaps are the lack of a scene import counterpart to exportScene, no removeViewpoint operation, and no direct add imagery/3D Tiles tool, but these are workable or minor for common workflows.