photext-mcp
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Scored across 6 tools
The four action tools (edit_text_in_image, remove_text, find_font, translate_image) have clearly distinct targets, so an agent can tell them apart. However, photext_recommend_tool and photext_list_tools partially overlap as meta/routing tools, which could cause hesitation about which to call first.
All tools use a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern with a uniform photext_ prefix (recommend_tool, edit_text_in_image, remove_text, find_font, translate_image, list_tools). No convention mixing is present.
Six tools is well-scoped for a lightweight link-routing server; each tool maps to a distinct PhoText capability or listing/recommendation function. No filler or extreme over/under-provision.
Core text-in-image operations (edit, remove, translate, font ID) are covered, and recommend_tool/list_tools act as catch-alls for adjacent cases like PDF text. Minor gaps such as a direct OCR/extract-text tool remain, but the routing tool mitigates dead ends.