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Scored across 41 tools
Most tools are cleanly separated by provider prefix and action (search/get/list/download), and asset processing tools target distinct stages (inspect, rig, preview, retarget). A few pairs like asset_list_sources vs asset_search_sources and several download variants could cause hesitation, but descriptions provide enough boundary detail. The unrelated creature_status and creature_guide are distinct from each other but oddly placed.
Tool names overwhelmingly follow a source_verb_noun convention such as polyhaven_get_asset, itch_download_asset, and sketchfab_list_categories, making the set predictable. Deviations include the generic asset_* family with mixed object nouns and the two creature_* names that do not follow the pattern, though these are minor relative to the total.
41 tools is far beyond the usual well-scoped MCP surface. While the server aggregates many provider integrations plus a processing pipeline, the count still feels heavy and increases cognitive load. The bundle, audio, and creature subsets could be split into separate servers or trimmed significantly.
The asset lifecycle is well covered: discover, inspect metadata, list files, download, rig/retarget, preview, and import for the major supported sources. Minor gaps exist, such as no direct guarded download path for Sketchfab URLs and no category listing for audio, but agents can work around them.