higgsfield-mcp-unified
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Scored across 20 tools
Most tools target distinct resource+action pairs (image vs video vs speech-video generation, character CRUD, model/job listing). The only mild overlap is get_status_tool vs subscribe_tool (both inspect job state) and the three pre-flight helpers (preflight_check, validate_params, get_balance), but descriptions make their separate targets clear.
Every tool follows the same verb_noun_tool convention (generate_image_tool, list_characters_tool, get_status_tool, cancel_job_tool), giving a fully predictable, uniform naming pattern with no deviations.
20 tools is on the heavier side but each covers a plausibly needed capability across generation, character lifecycle, presets, job control, and utilities. It leans verbose (several discovery/validation helpers) but nothing is clearly redundant.
Strong coverage: generation (image/video/speech/batch), full character CRUD, job status/cancel/subscribe, upload, model/style/motion discovery, balance, and pre-flight validation. Minor gaps like job history deletion or character update are absent but not blocking for the core workflow.