PDF Inspector MCP
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Scored across 6 tools
Each tool targets a distinct concern (metadata, page extraction, document extraction, image bytes, font stats, export), but pdf_extract_document and pdf_export with scope='document' produce largely the same payload, as do pdf_extract_page and pdf_export with scope='page'. The descriptions do explain the split (export is the large-document escape hatch), so an agent can choose, but the boundary is not razor-sharp.
All six tools use a uniform pdf_ prefix plus a verb_noun pattern (get_image, get_metadata, extract_page, extract_document, analyze_fonts, export). Verb choice is predictable and no casing or style drift appears.
Six tools is tightly scoped to the PDF-inspection domain, and each one earns its place: a metadata probe, two extraction granularities, a binary-image fetch, a font analytics shortcut, and an export/overflow path. Nothing feels padded or missing at the count level.
The surface covers the core lifecycle: inspect metadata, extract page or document objects, pull image bytes, analyse fonts, and export to JSON/CSV. Gaps are minor but real — no text search/find, no outline/bookmark or annotation/form-field access, and no page rendering to an image — though agents can approximate search by extracting and filtering.