MCP Screenshot Server
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Scored across 42 tools
Many annotation tools overlap heavily: add_box, add_circle, add_line, add_arrow, and add_text duplicate the same operations available through annotate and precise_annotate via type parameters. add_numbered_callout and annotate_step both create numbered callouts with arrows, making the intended tool hard to select without reading every description.
Tool names overwhelmingly follow a predictable snake_case verb_noun pattern like list_images, crop_image, rotate_image, and delete_image. Minor deviations like quick_save, precise_annotate, and annotate_step are still readable and consistent with the overall style.
42 tools is excessive for a screenshot and annotation server, especially since many are redundant variations of the same annotation capability. The core workflow could be served with roughly half the tools, so the count feels inflated rather than deliberate.
The surface covers the full screenshot lifecycle well: capture, load, annotate, edit, compare, save, export/import, and session management. Minor gaps exist such as no redo operation or explicit clear-session tool, but agents can work around these.