Each tool targets a distinct algorithm or operation, and the encrypt/decrypt and encode/decode pairs are clearly separated. The six hash tools are all described similarly and overlap in purpose, though the algorithm name (md5, sha256, etc.) provides enough distinction.

Encryption/encoding tools follow an algorithm_verb pattern (aes_encrypt, base64_decode, hex_encode), but hash tools are bare algorithm names (sha256, md5, sha384) with no verb, creating inconsistent conventions. The style is readable but not uniformly patterned.

14 tools is within a reasonable range for a cryptography utility server. The count is slightly padded by six SHA/MD5 hash variants that could arguably be one parameterized tool, but it is still a well-scoped collection.

The set covers symmetric encryption, common hashes, and encodings, but misses common crypto operations like HMAC, digital signatures, asymmetric encryption, and key generation. These are notable gaps for a server with the broad name Crypto_MCP, though the included core operations are solid.