sketchup-mcp-bridge
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Scored across 4 tools
Each tool serves a clearly distinct purpose: eval_ruby executes arbitrary code, get_scene_info returns model metadata, get_selection returns selected entities, and screenshot captures the viewport. There is no overlap or ambiguity in when to use each tool.
Three tools use a verb_noun pattern (eval_ruby, get_scene_info, get_selection), but 'screenshot' is a single noun-verb hybrid that breaks the pattern slightly. The set is still mostly predictable and readable.
Four tools is a lean, well-scoped set for a bridge server. Each tool earns its place: one general execution tool plus three focused observation helpers.
The eval_ruby escape hatch allows arbitrary model modifications, so most SketchUp operations are reachable. However, the lack of structured write/update/delete tools for specific entity types means agents must rely on raw Ruby rather than dedicated operations.