Video Understanding MCP
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understand_video performs the single domain action while get_server_info is purely diagnostic/introspective. There is no overlap in inputs, outputs, or intent, so an agent cannot plausibly confuse them.
Both names are snake_case verb_noun forms (understand_video, get_server_info) with an imperative verb first. The convention is uniform across the entire surface.
Two tools is on the low end, but the server's scope is narrow — one capability-rich analysis tool plus one configuration/introspection tool. Nothing extraneous is present; it only feels slightly thin because the domain is a single action.
The core lifecycle (analyze a source, inspect server capabilities/limits) is covered, including error codes, timeline output, and truncation handling via start/end seconds. Minor gaps exist around things like probing media metadata without a full analysis or listing allowed directories, but agents can work around these.