Transcriptor

Tools are mostly distinct, but the quartet of transcript/subtitle fetching tools (get_transcript, get_raw_subtitles, get_playlist_transcripts, get_available_subtitles) requires careful reading to distinguish between raw vs cleaned formats and single vs playlist scope. Boundaries are clear from descriptions but naming similarity could cause hesitation.

Follows consistent verb_noun snake_case pattern throughout (get_, search_). Minor terminology inconsistency: 'subtitles' vs 'transcripts' used interchangeably for similar resources (though descriptions clarify raw vs cleaned intent). All seven tools follow predictable structure.

Seven tools is ideal for this focused domain. Covers the complete workflow: search (search_videos), discovery (get_video_info, get_available_subtitles, get_video_chapters), and extraction (get_transcript, get_raw_subtitles, get_playlist_transcripts). No bloat, no obvious missing operations for a read-only transcription server.

Excellent coverage for read-only transcription extraction across multiple platforms. Supports single videos and playlists, raw and cleaned formats, with pagination and language selection. Minor gap: no explicit 'list supported platforms' tool, though get_transcript description mentions them. No CRUD operations for creating/updating subtitles, but that appears intentional for a Transcriptor service.