self-host-fusion360-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 108 tools
Several tools overlap heavily (e.g., fusion_get_body vs fusion_body_info, fusion_document_info vs fusion_summary) and an agent could easily pick the wrong one. Most tools, however, have distinct resource+action targets, and the detailed descriptions help resolve most ambiguities.
All tools share a consistent fusion_ prefix and follow a predictable verb_noun pattern (get_, list_, create_, set_, etc.). Even specialized groups like sketch_ and cam_ maintain the same style, with no mixed conventions or irregular nouns.
With 108 tools, the set is far beyond the well-scoped range and will severely burden an agent's context window and tool-selection process. Even for a comprehensive CAD server, this count is excessive and clearly falls into the 50+ category per the calibration guide.
The toolset covers a very broad range of Fusion 360 workflows: documents, sketches, solids, surfaces, components, joints, CAM, exports, and API introspection. Minor gaps exist (e.g., no sketch editing/deletion, no component renaming), but most core design and manufacturing workflows are present.