subtitle-analyzer
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The extract_subtitles tool has a 'get_video_info' parameter that overlaps with the separate get_video_info tool, causing ambiguity. Additionally, extract_subtitles and search_timestamp both involve subtitle content but with different purposes, though this is less problematic.
All tool names use consistent snake_case and follow a verb_noun pattern (extract_subtitles, get_video_info, list_available_subtitles, search_timestamp), making them predictable.
With 4 tools covering extraction, listing, info retrieval, and searching, the count is appropriate for the server's subtitle analysis purpose, neither too many nor too few.
The set covers core subtitle analysis operations, but missing features like subtitle translation or editing are minor gaps given the 'analyzer' focus. The inclusion of format options and search is good.