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Scored across 10 tools
Most tools have distinct purposes, but eval_ruby is a universal backdoor that overlaps with create_component, transform_component, set_material, delete_component, and parts of build_floor_plan. The descriptions help by explaining when to prefer wrappers versus Ruby, but an agent may still hesitate over whether to use a narrow tool or eval_ruby for many edits.
All names are lower snake_case and follow a verb_noun or verb_phrase pattern such as get_selection, create_component, verify_dimensions, and build_floor_plan. There are no mixed conventions or vague names.
10 tools is well-scoped for a SketchUp modeling server: selection, transform, material, export, floor-plan building, dimension checks, primitive create/delete, Ruby eval, and verification. Each tool maps to a meaningful operation, even if some overlap with eval_ruby.
The set covers the core modeling lifecycle: read selection, create/delete/transform entities, assign material, export, build floor plans, check dimensions before modeling, verify after, and run arbitrary Ruby. Minor gaps remain for general querying/listing of non-selected model entities and richer scene/camera control, but eval_ruby provides a workaround.