mcp-base64
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The two tools are exact opposites with non-overlapping purposes: one encodes a file to base64, the other decodes base64 to a file. There is no ambiguity about which tool to select for a given direction.
Both names follow the same verb_object_preposition_object pattern: encode_file_to_base64 and decode_base64_to_file. The naming is symmetric, predictable, and clearly indicates the input and output of each operation.
Two tools is exactly the right scope for a focused base64 file conversion server. Each tool earns its place, and adding more tools would likely introduce redundancy or scope creep.
The server fully covers its stated domain: converting between file contents and base64 strings in both directions. There are no obvious missing operations for a file-based base64 utility.