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Scored across 46 tools
Most tools target clearly distinct pipeline stages (recording, analysis, editing, export, automation). A few groups overlap in purpose—editor_frame, contact_sheet, export_frame, and source_frames all capture visual frames, while desktop_action and desktop_perform both act on native windows—but detailed descriptions help distinguish them.
All tool names use the same screenstudio_ prefix and snake_case, and domain suffixes group related operations predictably. The pattern is not strictly verb_noun throughout—some tools are noun-only (recipes, presets, catalog, sources, brand) and some are verb-only (analyze, narrate, loop)—but the style is consistent and readable.
With 46 tools, the set is very large for an MCP server and will consume significant context. While each tool appears to earn its place in a complex screen-recording automation workflow, the count is well above the typical 3-15 range and risks overwhelming agents.
The surface covers the domain comprehensively: recording, desktop automation, analysis, planning, editing, narration, transcript handling, branding, export, and review. Minor gaps exist—such as no explicit project creation or deletion tool—but core lifecycle operations are well represented.