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Scored across 6 tools
The broad purposes are mostly separable: adjust writes, images manages collections, preview renders, and read returns parameters. However, context, read, and operations all expose inspection/state information, and context explicitly includes unresolved operations while operations handles log/reconciliation evidence, creating boundary ambiguity.
Names mix imperatives and nouns: read and adjust are verbs, while context, images, preview, and operations are noun-like or ambiguous. There is no predictable verb_noun pattern, making the set feel less systematic even though each name is individually readable.
Six tools is a reasonable size for a desktop-editing integration, with each tool covering a major slice of the workflow. The small surface is appropriate given that adjust carries most of the editing complexity.
The surface covers context/state, parameter reads, adjustments, image selection, previews, and logs, which is substantial. But there are notable lifecycle gaps: no explicit export/save tool, no undo or recovery-dispatch operation, and limited image-management actions beyond selection and cloning.