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Scored across 55 tools
Tools map to distinct actions and entities, and the descriptions explicitly separate easily confused pairs such as addTrim vs addTrims, setClipRange vs addTrim, and removeWords vs setWordText. Minor overlap remains, mainly setAspectRatio duplicating a subset of setEditorSettings and the addZoom/addZooms/addAutoZooms family sharing an add-zoom purpose.
All tool names use snake_case with a predictable verb_noun pattern (addZoom, setZoom, removeModifier, getCurrentDocument). Variations like transcribe and putCaptionTranslation are benign and still follow the overall convention.
At 55 tools this is far beyond the 25+ heavy mark and crosses the 50+ extreme threshold. Many add/set/remove variants and convenience tools could be consolidated or grouped, making the surface costly for an agent to navigate reliably.
The surface covers the core lifecycle: project creation and listing, import, recording, transcription, timeline editing, captions and translations, effects, audio, export, checkpoints, and frame inspection. Project deletion and project-level update beyond renaming are minor gaps.