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Scored across 31 tools
Each tool targets a distinct video editing operation—audio removal vs. extraction, resizing vs. cropping, overlays vs. filters—so there is no real ambiguity. The descriptions further clarify any potential overlap, such as adjust_volume vs. normalize_audio.
The vast majority of tool names follow a clear verb_noun pattern (remove_audio, trim_video, detect_scenes). Two exceptions—picture_in_picture and video_from_images—are noun phrases, breaking the otherwise consistent scheme.
At 31 tools, this is a hefty surface that exceeds the comfortable 16-25 tool range. While the scope of video editing is broad and each tool serves a purpose, the sheer count makes the server feel dense and harder to navigate.
The tool set covers the full video editing lifecycle: capture (get_video_info, sample_frames), cutting (trim, concat), transformation (resize, crop, rotate), audio handling (extract, replace, normalize), overlays (text, watermark, box, blur), and more. Missing advanced features like stabilization or chroma keying, but the core domain is thoroughly covered.