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Scored across 10 tools
Most tools are clearly distinct, and the render variants (render, render_turntable, render_multiview) are differentiated by output type. open_viewer and render could be slightly confused, but the descriptions clarify that open_viewer shows an interactive viewer while render produces an image.
The naming is mostly consistent with imperative verb or verb_noun patterns such as render, validate, list_libraries, and read_scad_file. The lone exception is cheatsheet, which is a noun and breaks the otherwise predictable pattern.
Ten tools is a well-scoped size for a simple 3D modeling server. Each tool fills a clear role in the render-validate-export-view workflow without feeling bloated or sparse.
The core modeling workflow is covered: render, validate, export, open viewer, and read existing SCAD files. Missing write/save functionality for .scad files and file listing are minor gaps, but they don't break the main render-and-export loop.