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I was casting around for a solution for to another question I had ( Stretch text in inkscape, but then wrap it to a path ) and I wondered if it was possible to easily and programmatically make one font from another? As a concrete example, can I take FreeSerif font, double its height, and produce another font, calling it FreeSkinnySerif? (I could then use FreeSkinnySerif in Inkscape and get the effect I’m after.)
FontForge Scripting might work for you, in particular scale. I suggest trying out the command in the GUI first, than create the script.