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Scored across 18 tools
Tools mostly target distinct resources and actions (session state, job control, media probing, cache, schema). However cutbolt_job_wait and cutbolt_job_status both return job state, and the catch-all cutbolt_run overlaps nearly every direct tool, creating some selection risk despite being framed as a fallback.
Names follow a clean cutbolt_<namespace>_<action> snake_case pattern (session_get, job_start, cache_prune). The only deviations are the two un-namespaced tools cutbolt_run and cutbolt_schema, a minor inconsistency in an otherwise predictable scheme.
18 tools is well-scoped for a video-editing engine spanning sessions, jobs, media, timeline, cache, and schema. Each tool maps to a meaningful operation and the long tail is handled by cutbolt_run rather than dozens of thin commands.
Covers the full session lifecycle (create/get/apply/undo/history/receipt), job lifecycle (start/status/wait/cancel/resume), plus media inspection, file listing, cache inspection/pruning, timeline QA and schema lookup. The generic cutbolt_run closes any remaining gaps, leaving no obvious dead ends.