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TDQS
Scored across 10 tools
Most tools target distinct lifecycle stages: create_session builds new, edit_session modifies existing, export_session only mixes down, process_audio transforms files, convert_audio changes formats. The main ambiguity is run_soundcraft_commands, a raw escape hatch that overlaps nearly everything, and export_session's mixdown overlaps the export capability embedded in create_session/edit_session, but the detailed descriptions keep boundaries usable.
Nearly all names follow a clean verb_noun snake_case pattern (edit_session, create_session, export_session, process_audio, convert_audio, get_audio_info, list_soundcraft_catalog, run_soundcraft_commands, get_soundcraft_status). The only minor deviation is open_in_soundcraft, which uses verb_prep_noun. Consistency is strong overall.
10 tools is well-scoped for a Pro Tools-class DAW server, covering the full lifecycle without bloat. Each tool earns its place, and run_soundcraft_commands provides depth without inflating the surface.
The surface covers create/edit/export of sessions, audio processing, format conversion, inspection, capability discovery, live app control, and status checks. The raw run_soundcraft_commands plus catalog tool act as escape hatches for any missing granular operations, leaving no obvious dead ends.