mcp-video-analyzer
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Scored across 8 tools
Each tool has a mostly distinct purpose: analyze_video (full pipeline), get_metadata, get_transcript, get_frames, get_frame_at, get_frame_burst, analyze_moment, and analyze_videos. The main risk is overlap between analyze_moment and a manual combination of get_frame_burst + get_transcript, and between get_frames and get_frame_burst, but the descriptions clearly differentiate sampling modes and use cases.
All names use consistent snake_case with two coherent verb families: analyze_* for heavy processing and get_* for targeted extraction. The only slight wrinkle is analyze_video vs analyze_videos (singular/plural batch pair), which is a conventional but potentially confusing distinction.
8 tools is well-scoped for a video analysis server. Each tool earns its place by covering a distinct granularity (whole video, moment, single frame, frame burst, key frames, metadata, transcript, batch).
The surface covers the domain thoroughly: full analysis, metadata, transcript, multiple frame extraction modes, focused segment analysis, and batch processing. Minor gaps like a standalone OCR-only or audio-only extraction exist, but the main video-analysis workflows have no dead ends.