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Scored across 15 tools
Most tools have distinct purposes: list_models/get_model/put_model/edit_model form a clear CRUD group, while check/compare/measure/fit/look cover different analysis or visualization tasks. However, 'check' and 'compare' both produce IoU and diff-style outputs against a plan or reference, which could cause some confusion despite their different targets.
The naming is mostly verb_noun (list_models, get_model, put_model, edit_model, set_plan, set_reference), but there are bare verbs like 'check', 'look', 'measure', 'fit', 'export', 'revert', and 'history' that break the pattern. The mix is readable but not fully consistent.
15 tools is at the upper edge of the ideal range, but each tool addresses a distinct aspect of the sculpting workflow: model management, editing, planning, reference images, visualization, measurement, comparison, and fitting. The count feels justified for the domain, though slightly heavy.
The toolset covers the full modeling loop: create/read/update/delete models, set plans and references, visualize, measure, compare, fit, and revert. Minor gaps exist—there is no explicit tool for listing references or plans, and no direct way to delete a single plan or reference—but agents can work around these via put_model/set_plan/set_reference.