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Scored across 16 tools
Each tool targets a distinct operation: status checks connection, build creates networks, create makes single ops, set modifies params, connect wires, get inspects, list enumerates children, delete removes, find_channels/read_chop handle CHOP data, ensure_cook forces cooking, screenshot captures images, save/load handle files, errors finds problems, and exec runs arbitrary Python. No two tools have overlapping purposes.
All tools follow a consistent `td_verb` or `td_noun` pattern, with verbs like create, set, connect, get, list, delete, find, read, save, load, and exec. The two noun-like names (td_status, td_errors) are intuitive and don't break the overall naming scheme.
16 tools is comprehensive but not excessive for a TouchDesigner MCP server that needs to support network building, parameter manipulation, inspection, debugging, file I/O, and execution. It's one tool over the typical '5-15' range but still well-scoped for the diversity of operations.
The tool set covers the core lifecycle: create, delete, connect, set params, save/load, and inspect. It also includes important extras like channel finding, error reporting, screenshots, and a Python escape hatch. Minor gaps exist (no explicit disconnect/rename/move operations), but td_exec can cover these, so agents have workarounds.