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Scored across 21 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource and action: image generation/edit/upscale/remove-bg, video generation/upscale/extend/retake/lip-sync, TTS/music/sound-effect generation, chat, watermarking, moderation, and request/model/file utilities. There is no significant overlap; even similar operations like video_extend and video_retake are clearly differentiated by their descriptions and parameters.
All tool names share the 'xbrush_' prefix and use domain prefixes (image_, video_, tts_, etc.) for most operations, which is predictable. However, verb placement is inconsistent: some are noun_verb (image_generate, video_extend) while others are verb_noun (list_models, get_request, check_health). This minor deviation does not hinder readability but breaks a strict pattern.
With 21 tools, the set is on the heavier side but appropriate for a multi-modal generative AI API spanning image, video, audio, text, file upload, request polling, and model listing. Each tool serves a distinct function, and the breadth justifies the count without redundancy.
The tool surface is comprehensive: it covers the full creative lifecycle including model discovery, file upload, image generation/editing/upscaling/background removal, video generation/extension/retaking/lip-sync, audio generation (TTS, music, sound effects), chat, watermarking, moderation, and request status retrieval. Async operations uniformly reference xbrush_get_request, and there are no obvious dead ends or missing critical operations.