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Scored across 154 tools
Most tools target clearly distinct resource/action pairs with strong domain prefixes (sketch_*, feature_*, body_*, assembly_*, timeline_*), and cross-references explicitly distinguish similar tools like feature_offset_faces vs surface_offset, body_move vs assembly_transform_occurrence, and parameter_update vs timeline_set_model_parameter. However, with 154 tools there are still several easily confused families (feature_fillet vs feature_rule_fillet, the timeline_edit_* tools vs their feature_* counterparts, sketch_dimension vs sketch_dimension_set), so selection risk is non-trivial.
The set follows a predictable domain-prefixed snake_case convention (sketch_draw, feature_extrude, body_combine, assembly_create_joint, sheet_metal_edge_flange) that is easy to scan. A handful of unprefixed utility tools (fusion_status, execute_python, measure_distance, viewport_screenshot, import_file, export_cad) mildly break the otherwise consistent pattern.
154 tools is far beyond a practical agent surface and forces heavy tool-selection overhead; many could be consolidated, e.g. the per-feature timeline_edit_* family, the multiple sheet metal tools, and the form tools. The CAD domain is broad enough that this is not an arbitrary mismatch, but the surface is still excessively large.
The surface is exceptionally complete across modeling, sketching, inspection, parameters, sheet metal, surfaces, T-splines, assemblies/joints, materials/appearances, documents, timeline management, and import/export. No major lifecycle dead ends are apparent; even minor gaps like direct primitive-body creation are workable via sketch+extrude.