mcp-server-autocad-lisp-helper
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Each tool targets a clearly distinct analysis concern: structural syntax validation, function/variable extraction, and cleanup/state-leakage checking. Although all three operate on AutoLISP source statically, the descriptions draw sharp boundaries so an agent can select correctly with no overlap.
All three names follow a strict verb_noun snake_case pattern (analyze_..., extract_..., check_...). The convention is uniform and self-describing, with no mixed casing or verb styles.
Three focused tools is at the low end of the typical 3-15 range but each earns its place for a narrow lint-style helper. It is not bloated, though the surface feels slightly thin for a full AutoLISP assistance workflow.
The set covers the core static-analysis lifecycle for AutoLISP: syntax validation, symbol/function extraction, and cleanup-state auditing. Minor gaps exist around remediation (auto-fix/format) or deeper cross-reference/usage analysis, but agents can work around these.