Mixx-DJ-MCP
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Scored across 19 tools
Most tools are cleanly scoped by domain (deck, mixer, effects, library, crates), but the AI-set trio—mixx_set, mixx_ai_set, and mixx_transition—overlap heavily on set planning and transition suggestion/execution, and mixx_stems also exposes a 'transition' op. mixx_analyze and mixx_library both surface track BPM/key metadata. Descriptions help, but boundaries require careful reading.
The bulk of tools follow a consistent 'mixx_<domain>' snake_case pattern that maps cleanly to their domain. The three 'show_<x>_status_card' tools deviate from that prefix convention, introducing a second pattern, but it remains readable and predictable overall.
19 tools is on the higher side, but the portmanteau design means each tool represents a genuine distinct domain (deck, mixer, effects, stems, vinyl, recording, etc.), so each earns its place. Slightly heavy but well justified for a full DJ control surface.
Coverage is broad and deep—transport, mixing, effects, library, crates, skins, stems, transitions, recording, history, and even DAW export. Minor gaps exist (e.g., beatgrid/sample editing, finer controller mapping edits), but core workflows and lifecycle operations are well covered.