Each tool targets a clearly distinct editor action: connection status, document listing/info, sprite creation, batched operations, preview, undo/redo, and saving. apply_operations is broad but is explicitly scoped to atomic batches at a revision, so it does not blur with create_sprite, save_sprite, undo, or redo.

All names use snake_case and a predictable verb_noun pattern such as get_connection_status, list_documents, create_sprite, and save_sprite. undo and redo are standardized single-verb actions that remain fully readable and consistent with the lifecycle model.

Nine tools are well scoped for controlling an Aseprite editor session without feeling bloated. Each tool covers a necessary lifecycle area: status, discovery, creation, mutation, preview, history, and persistence.

The surface covers the core create/read/update/preview/save/undo/redo lifecycle and likely exposes most editing via apply_operations. Minor gaps remain, such as explicit document close/delete or export-oriented operations beyond save_sprite, but agents can work around them.