assetto-corsa-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 15 tools
Most tools have distinct purposes: camera control is split cleanly into mode/free/look_at, and launch/quit/restore are clearly separated. The main overlap is between ac_get_state and ac_status, which both surface camera/car/time heartbeat data, though status adds process/bridge health.
All names use a consistent ac_ prefix and snake_case, which is easy to scan. Minor deviations exist in ordering, mixing verb-first (ac_get_state, ac_set_time) with noun-first (ac_camera_mode, ac_material_get), but the pattern remains readable.
At 15 tools the set is well-scoped for a game-control bridge, with each tool covering a distinct capability (camera, time, materials, lifecycle). No obvious filler tools.
The surface covers the full session lifecycle (launch, status, state, quit, restore configs) plus camera, time, screenshot, teleport, materials, and track config. Gaps exist around car input control (throttle/brake/steering) and replay manipulation, but core automation workflows are covered.