chinese-char-counter-mcp
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The three tools have related but fairly distinguishable purposes: single counting, batch counting, and Chinese-only extraction. There is some overlap between count_chinese_characters and count_chinese_characters_batch, but the batch version is clearly scoped for multiple texts.
All tool names follow a consistent verb_noun-ish snake_case pattern: count_chinese_characters, count_chinese_characters_batch, extract_chinese_text. The relationship between the count tools is also clearly signposted by the _batch suffix.
Three tools is a reasonable, focused set for a Chinese character counter server. It is not thin for the core purpose, though batch counting could arguably be folded into the main count tool.
The server covers counting, batch counting, and extracting Chinese characters, which is solid for the domain. There are minor gaps around broader text-processing needs such as normalization or validation, but the stated purpose is well covered.