worldlabs-mcp
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Scored across 21 tools
Most tools are clearly separated by resource/action (generate vs list vs delete; text vs image vs video). The only overlaps are the card/JSON pairs (show_worlds_card/list_worlds, show_world_card/get_world) and get_operation/wait_for_world, but their descriptions explicitly call out when to use each, so misselection is unlikely.
Names are predominantly lowercase snake_case with a verb_noun structure, such as generate_world_from_text, list_worlds, and delete_world. A few exceptions like gallery_explore (noun_verb) and worldlabs_help (noun-only) keep it from being perfectly consistent.
21 tools is on the heavy side for a world-generation server. Several generation input variants plus duplicate card/JSON equivalents and auxiliary tools (help, local LLM refine) inflate the surface, though most tools serve a distinct real use case.
The core workflow is well covered: upload, generate from multiple media types, poll operations, list/get/delete worlds, and browse the gallery. Minor gaps exist—no operation cancellation and no removal/stop for placed scene objects (TV, avatar, audio)—but these are not blocking for the primary generation lifecycle.