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Scored across 4 tools
Each tool targets a distinct input source: local file path, base64 content, URL, and batch of paths. The descriptions clearly differentiate the tools, and the batch tool's multi-image purpose avoids confusion with single-image processing.
Three tools follow the 'ocr_by_<source>' pattern clearly, but 'ocr_batch' deviates by omitting 'by'. This is a minor inconsistency that does not harm readability.
Four tools are well-scoped for an OCR server, covering the primary input methods (file, content, URL, batch) without unnecessary redundancy. The count feels complete and focused.
The tool surface covers the core OCR workflows for local files, base64 data, URLs, and batch processing. There are no obvious gaps for a typical OCR use case, making the set comprehensive.