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Scored across 89 tools
Many tools have overlapping or closely related purposes: cw_transport vs cw_transport_command, cw_set_volume vs cw_set_track_volume, cw_status/cw_doctor/cw_benchmark/cw_latency, and numerous state/help/plan tools. The descriptions often clarify the distinctions, but an agent must read deeply to avoid choosing a reference/plan tool instead of the actionable one.
All tools share a cw_ snake_case prefix, which is predictable. However, the naming convention is mixed: some are verb_noun (cw_get_track), some are nouns/references (cw_mixer_support, cw_doctor), and near-duplicates like cw_transport vs cw_transport_command and cw_set_volume vs cw_set_track_volume create inconsistency.
89 tools is far beyond a well-scoped set for this purpose, especially because many are help, planning, diagnostic, benchmark, and reference tools rather than distinct operations. The surface is heavy and fragmented, making discovery and selection burdensome.
The surface covers project lifecycle, tracks, MIDI, commands, editing plans, undo/history, jobs, and state reporting, with documented workarounds for CakeScript limitations. But several core operations remain unavailable or indirect on this build—native track listing, note reading, absolute locate, and plugin insertion—so there are notable gaps despite the breadth.