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Most tools have clear boundaries, but get_candidate_audio and get_sound_candidates both relate to retrieving playable audio, requiring careful reading to distinguish existing previews from generated candidates. The remaining tools are unambiguous in their roles.
The verb_noun pattern is mostly consistent, but the nouns mix 'audio' and 'sound' (get_candidate_audio vs. get_sound_candidates), and 'candidate' appears as both singular and plural. This creates minor naming friction.
Six tools are well-scoped for the generate-audition-select-install workflow. Each tool maps to a clear step without redundancy or bloat.
The full generation-to-install lifecycle is covered, including loading existing previews. Minor gaps like a cancellation or status-check tool are absent, but the core workflow is complete enough for agent success.