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TDQS
Scored across 25 tools
Most tools are clearly distinct by purpose (e.g., snapshots, meters, sends, faders), but there is overlap in how fader levels can be manipulated (xr18_set, xr18_channel_set_fader, xr18_set_fader_db), which could lead to misselection. Descriptions are detailed enough to reduce ambiguity.
Naming is mixed: some tools follow xr18_<action> (get, set, trigger), others xr18_<object>_<action> (snapshot_load, channel_set_fader), and still others xr18_<action>_<object> (get_fader_db, set_send_db). This inconsistency, while readable, could confuse an agent expecting a uniform pattern.
25 tools is on the high end of the acceptable range, but justified for a complex mixer server covering channels, sends, snapshots, meters, and status. The count is not excessive given the domain scope.
The tool set covers core mixing operations (faders, mutes, sends), snapshots (load/save/delete/scope/name), channel listing/resolution, meters, and status. Generic get/set allow access to any parameter, filling potential gaps. Missing dedicated EQ or effect tools are mitigated by the generic interface.