orca-copilot-mcp
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Scored across 14 tools
Most tools are clearly separated by resource and action: preset retrieval/editing, wiki search/read, settings find/describe, and plate describe/render. The only possible confusion is between get_preset and get_current_presets, and between search_wiki and read_wiki, though their descriptions do disambiguate them.
The majority follow a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern (list_presets, get_preset, set_preset_values, describe_setting, read_wiki). remember, forget, and preflight deviate from that pattern, making the naming mostly but not perfectly consistent.
Fourteen tools is within the ideal 3-15 range and each tool covers a distinct facet: memory, presets, settings lookup, plate inspection, and wiki reference. The size feels appropriate for an OrcaSlicer copilot rather than padded or insufficient.
The set has significant gaps: descriptions explicitly defer to absent tools such as get_selection, measure_slice, and suggest_settings, so agents will hit dead ends when trying to identify the current plate/object, measure geometry, or get recommended settings. There is also no tool to delete a cloned/edited preset, leaving the preset lifecycle incomplete.