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Scored across 11 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes (run-script runs built-in commands, create-composition creates a comp, setLayerKeyframe animates, view-comp renders). However, the first tool 'run-script' is a meta-tool that overlaps with many named commands, and 'create-composition' appears to duplicate the createComposition command listed inside run-script, creating some confusion. 'apply-effect' vs 'apply-effect-template' and 'setLayerProperties' vs 'batchSetLayerProperties' are distinguishable but require reading descriptions.
Mixed conventions: snake_case for top-level tools (run-script, setLayerKeyframe, apply-effect), while the description lists camelCase built-in commands (getProjectInfo, createTextLayer, setLayerProperties). The hyphen/underscore and camelCase inconsistency across the surface makes the set feel like two conventions bolted together.
11 top-level tools is well-scoped for an After Effects automation bridge, though the tool docs disclose a much larger hidden repertoire of built-in commands funneled through run-script, which somewhat undercuts the count's meaning.
Core lifecycle is decently covered (create comp, layers, keyframes, expressions, effects, view), but deleting compositions, listing effects on layers, and exporting/rendering are absent. The heavy reliance on run-script's unlisted built-ins suggests the explicit surface has notable gaps.