Venice MCP Server
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Scored across 45 tools
Most tools target clearly distinct resources and actions (image_edit vs image_multi_edit, video_status vs music_status, chat vs chat_with_character). A few boundaries are subtle: venice_model_traits vs venice_model_compatibility_mapping seem to return similar trait/name→id mappings, and venice_chat vs venice_responses (alpha) both do text completion, risking misselection.
Every tool uses the venice_ prefix with snake_case, and the resource_action pattern (venice_image_generate, venice_video_status, venice_music_generate) is applied predictably across all 45 tools. Deviations like venice_chat, venice_tts, venice_embeddings are accepted module-level names rather than inconsistency.
45 tools is heavy, though justified by a very broad API surface spanning chat, image, video, music, audio, web, models, crypto, TEE, characters, billing, and x402. Grouping is coherent but the set is near the upper bound of what an agent can select from reliably.
The surface is extensive: generate/status/complete lifecycles for video and music, full image ops, TTS/ASR/voice cloning, embeddings, model catalog, characters, billing, crypto RPC, and x402 flows. Minor gaps remain (characters are read-only, chat is explicitly non-streaming), but core workflows are covered.