MCP Image Generator
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The two tools are clearly distinct: list_providers is a read-only discovery call, while generate_image performs the actual generation action. An agent can trivially tell which one to invoke for a given need.
Both tools follow a consistent verb_noun snake_case pattern (list_providers, generate_image), matching the conventions used in the descriptions' provider references. No stylistic deviations.
Two tools is on the thin side for the stated scope: listing providers and generating images leaves no room for variations, edits, or batch operations. It is defensible for a narrow text-to-image wrapper but borderline per the rubric.
The core lifecycle of discovering providers and generating an image is covered, with sensible multi-provider support. Gaps like image editing/variations, batch generation, or generation status are absent but not fatal to the primary use case.