FairyGUI Agent Bridge
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Scored across 47 tools
fgui_list_items and fgui_list_resources are nearly identical, and fgui_get_package_info also returns resource lists, creating clear ambiguity. Additionally, fgui_create_button overlaps with fgui_create_component. While most tools have distinct targets, these duplicates make misselection likely.
The overwhelming majority of tools follow the fgui_verb_noun snake_case pattern (e.g., fgui_create_component, fgui_get_tree, fgui_remove_transition). Minor exceptions like fgui_status, fgui_ping, and fgui_undo/redo are acceptable but keep it from being perfectly uniform.
With 47 tools, the server far exceeds the 25+ threshold for a heavy toolset. While the FairyGUI editor is complex, many functions are overly granular (e.g., 7 transition-related tools) and several could be merged, making the count feel excessive rather than well-scoped.
The toolkit covers a wide range of workflows including components, text styles, transitions, movieclips, imports, and publishing. However, obvious gaps exist such as no component deletion or renaming, no package creation, and no controller editing, which limits full lifecycle coverage.