Galgame MCP
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Scored across 99 tools
Many tools have overlapping purposes, such as multiple list/probe/extract tools (e.g., re_strings vs xp3_re_tpm_inspect, archive_list vs gal_list_dir). Despite detailed descriptions, the sheer number and similar names make it hard for an agent to pick the correct tool without reading every description.
Tool names use various inconsistent prefixes (re_, xp3_re_, kirikiri_, vnt_, vntextpatch_, native_, etc.) and mix verb-first and noun-first patterns. While subsets are internally consistent, the overall naming lacks a unified scheme, making it difficult to predict tool names.
With 99 tools, this server is extreme in size. Even for a broad domain like Galgame reverse engineering and translation, this number overwhelms an agent's selection process and suggests insufficient consolidation.
The tool set covers an impressively wide range of operations: archive manipulation, reverse engineering, script/text extraction, translation workflows, and native sidecar management. Minor gaps exist (e.g., some niche formats or automation steps), but overall it is a comprehensive surface for the domain.