Frugal Blender MCP
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Scored across 4 tools
Each tool targets a distinct purpose: inspect reads Blender scene state, discover exposes the operation schema, execute mutates the scene via operations, and capture renders a preview. The read-side tools (inspect vs discover) are clearly separated as scene data versus API schema, so misselection is unlikely.
All four tools use a consistent single-verb, lowercase snake_case convention (inspect, discover, execute, capture). There is no mixing of styles or noun/verb patterns, making the naming predictable.
Four tools is well-scoped for a deliberately compact server, using a discover/execute dispatcher to cover many Blender operations without bloating the tool list. Every tool earns its place: read, schema, mutate, render.
The surface covers the core loop of discovering operations, executing them, inspecting results, and capturing previews, but lacks explicit save/export operations and relies on non-transactional partial execution. Capture is also limited to PNG stills rather than broader render outputs, though these are minor gaps workable via execute.