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Scored across 21 tools
Each tool targets a distinct operation: sprite lifecycle (new, open, save), pixel editing (set, map, read, copy, draw, clear), layer/frame management, animation, palette handling, collaboration (changes), and viewing. Overlapping tools like pixel_map vs set_pixels are explicitly differentiated by use case in their descriptions.
All tools share the consistent 'aseprite_' prefix and snake_case style, but the remainder mixes verbs (open, clear, draw, copy, view) with nouns (status, layer, frame, palette, animation) and compound names (pixel_map, set_pixels). The pattern is readable but not strictly verb_noun, so it's slightly inconsistent semantically.
At 21 tools, the set is on the heavier side of the typical range, but it's justified by the complexity of the Aseprite domain (sprites, layers, frames, animation, palettes, collaboration, batching). Each tool has a clear role, and the batch tool helps consolidate operations, making the count reasonable.
The tool surface covers the full lifecycle of sprite creation, editing, saving, and viewing, plus advanced features like animation, outlines, palettes, and collaborative changes. It includes all core drawing operations (pixel map, draw, copy, clear) and supports undo/redo via history. No obvious dead ends or missing critical functionality.