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Scored across 32 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes, but a few read-oriented tools overlap: get_properties, get_device, and list_properties all inspect object state, and get_health/get_capabilities both report versions and feature probes. Descriptions help tell them apart, but an agent could still hesitate between them. Overall, the set is well differentiated for a large surface.
The server mostly uses snake_case, but mixes verb_noun names (get_properties, draw_automation, edit_notes) with single verbs (create, delete, launch, browse) and noun_action names (clip_action, device_action, follow_actions). This produces a readable but inconsistent pattern across 32 tools. A stricter verb_noun convention would make the set more predictable.
32 tools is heavy for an MCP server, and several families (properties, automation, notes, clip/device actions) could be consolidated. The domain—Ableton Live’s full production environment—is genuinely broad, so the count is defensible, but it sits at the borderline where selection effort becomes significant.
The surface covers much of Live’s API: tracks, scenes, clips, devices, parameters, notes, automation, routing, browser, conversions, and undo. Notable gaps include arrangement recording (transport lacks a record action), export/render, and track grouping, though most core workflows can be accomplished with workarounds. The set is fairly complete for its scope.