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Scored across 86 tools
Most tools target distinct resources or actions, but the 86-tool surface has several overlapping clusters: adjust_image vs apply_filter vs auto_enhance, view_control vs krita_action view commands, set_selection vs krita_action selection commands, and the create_artwork/generate_image split. The detailed descriptions clarify these boundaries, but an agent still has a realistic chance of choosing a redundant or lower-level tool.
The set is overwhelmingly snake_case and follows a predictable verb_noun or noun_info pattern across documents, layers, selections, animation, and media. A few names are noun-only or verb-less (keyframe, history, batch, outpaint, palette_colors), but they remain readable and do not break the overall convention.
At 86 tools, the surface is far beyond the well-scoped 3-15 range and crosses the extreme-mismatch threshold of 50+. Krita is broad, but this many tools creates a sprawling interface where the agent must navigate many specialized and partially overlapping operations.
The surface covers document lifecycle, layer CRUD and arrangement, selections, filters, drawing, vector shapes, animation, video import/render, AI generation, asset search, skills, undo/history, and batching. Only minor gaps such as direct editing of existing vector shapes exist, and those have practical workarounds.