mcp-video-frames
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Scored across 2 tools
The two tools have clearly distinct purposes: one extracts frames from videos, the other retrieves metadata. No overlap in functionality; each addresses a separate need.
Both names follow a verb_noun pattern: 'view_frames' and 'video_info'. The verbs differ ('view' vs 'video') but the structure is consistent. Minor deviation in verb choice, but pattern is clear.
With only 2 tools, the set is minimal but each tool is substantial and well-scoped, covering the core functions of frame extraction and metadata retrieval. Slightly thin for a full video analysis workflow, but reasonable for a focused server.
The set covers the primary operations (extract frames, get info) but lacks additional common video operations such as transcoding, clipping, or audio extraction. The domain is video analysis, and while the two tools address key needs, there are notable gaps that agents might encounter.