calculate-mcp
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Scored across 29 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes, but `add` and `sum` overlap heavily since both perform addition and differ only in arity. The broad utility tools (`int_convert`, `bitwise`, `crypto_calc`, `data_codec`) also have somewhat fuzzy boundaries, though their descriptions help.
Naming conventions are mixed: simple lowercase verbs (`add`, `subtract`), noun-like names (`division`, `ceiling`), camelCase (`radiansToDegrees`, `degreesToRadians`), and snake_case (`int_convert`, `endian_swap`, `crypto_calc`). This inconsistent pattern makes it harder to predict tool names.
With 29 tools, the server is in the over-expanded range, especially since `batch_calc` already exists to compose operations. Many simple operations could be grouped into broader tools, though the broad calculation domain keeps it from being an extreme mismatch.
The server covers arithmetic, statistics, trigonometry, rounding, bitwise operations, encoding, hashing, and conversions quite well. However, common basic operations such as exponentiation, square root, logarithms, and absolute value are missing, leaving notable gaps for a general-purpose calculation tool.