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Scored across 6 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct role: job management (status, cancel, preview), asset discovery, and two generation tools with different use cases (keyframes vs. reference-based consistency). The generation tools are well-separated by their descriptions, leaving no ambiguity.
Names follow a predictable pattern within categories: job_* for job operations, h3_* for generation, and list_assets for assets. However, there is no single uniform verb_noun convention across all tools (e.g., job_cancel vs. list_assets), which is a minor deviation.
Six tools is well-scoped for this focused video-generation server. Each tool fills a necessary part of the workflow—submitting generation jobs, managing jobs, inspecting results, and listing available assets—with no redundant tools.
The tool set covers the full generation lifecycle: submit (two variants), poll status, cancel, preview, and list assets. A minor gap is the lack of a listing mechanism for all submitted jobs, which could be a workaround but is not critical.