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Scored across 11 tools
Batch and non-batch variants are clearly differentiated by the batch prefix, and most tools target distinct operations. However, colors_difference mentions contrast ratio, which overlaps with colors_contrast, creating a minor ambiguity.
All tools use the colors_ prefix and snake_case consistently. The batch variants follow a predictable colors_batch_<verb> pattern, making the naming scheme easy to parse.
11 tools are well scoped for a color manipulation server. The batch variants are justified by common bulk workflows and do not feel excessive.
The surface covers parsing, conversion, adjustment, mixing, scaling, difference calculation, and WCAG contrast checks, with batch variants for most operations. This provides comprehensive coverage for typical color-related tasks.