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Scored across 63 tools
The tools are grouped by clear domains, but several families overlap: annotation/text (add_text, add_label, add_rehearsal_mark, set_song_structure, set_end_notes), highlighting/clearing, and repeat/structure operations. processSequence also provides a batch alternative to many single-purpose tools, so an agent must read descriptions carefully to choose the right operation.
Almost all tools use snake_case verb_noun names (add_note, delete_measures, highlight_bars, set_time_signature) with predictable prefixes. The main inconsistency is processSequence, which is camelCase and breaks the otherwise consistent convention.
63 tools is far beyond the expected 3-15 range and even beyond the 25+ threshold, indicating an overgrown surface for a single MCP server. Many niche operations are useful, but the count makes the set hard to navigate and increases selection cost.
The surface covers an impressive breadth of score editing, navigation, annotation, repeat handling, structure analysis, and charting workflows. Some gaps remain for broader MuseScore work, such as explicit save/export, key signature/clef/dynamics/slur operations, and playback control, but core charting tasks are well covered.