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Scored across 91 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes, and detailed descriptions clarify boundaries between similar operations (e.g., run_pixelmath vs pixelmath_new_image, run_abe vs run_per_channel_abe). Minor overlap exists between generic runners (run_process, run_pjsr) and dedicated process wrappers, and save_preview/save_and_show_preview are explicitly aliased, but an agent can generally tell them apart.
The vast majority of tools follow a snake_case verb_noun pattern (run_*, measure_*, list_*, get_*), with a few noun-first exceptions like catalog_stars, lrgb_combine, job_status, and workspace_info. The deviations are minor and still readable, so naming is mostly predictable.
91 tools is far beyond the ideal 3–15 range and is excessive for effective agent selection, even for a broad image-processing suite. Many dedicated wrappers duplicate what the generic run_process or run_pjsr tools already cover, so the count is not well-scoped.
The server covers file handling, image lifecycle, many processing operations, measurement, job control, and workspace management. The generic run_process and run_pjsr/run_pjsr_file tools act as escape hatches for any missing PixInsight process, so there are no obvious dead ends.