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Scored across 65 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes, with only minor potential confusion among the many create_/draw_ subfamilies (e.g., create_sketch vs. sketch entities). Descriptions generally disambiguate overlapping operations like hole types or construction planes, though the sheer number of similar creation tools adds some cognitive load.
Naming is consistently snake_case and mostly verb-first, but conventions vary: some use verb_noun (create_sketch, draw_circle), some use bare verbs (extrude, shell, loft), and some use get_/list_/set_ inconsistently for similar operations. Predictable overall, but not uniform.
65 tools is well beyond what a typical text-to-CAD workflow needs. Many are highly granular (individual JIS fastener/hole creators, multiple plane creators, many list/get inspectors) and could be consolidated into parameterized tools or grouped schemas. The breadth is impressive but feels bloated rather than curated.
The toolset covers the full modeling pipeline: sketching, dimensional constraints, direct modeling, boolean operations, patterns, surface operations, construction geometry, inspection, standards-based fasteners, import/export, and undo/redo. An execute_code escape hatch covers any remaining gaps. Missing assembly features are reasonable for a part-focused CAD server.