Bead Colors MCP
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The tools mostly have clear, distinct purposes: list palettes, exact color lookup, search, nearest match within a palette, and match across palettes. There is some potential overlap because search_colors accepts HEX values while nearest_colors performs approximate RGB matching, but the descriptions help distinguish exact/catalog search from approximate matching.
All names use consistent snake_case and are easy to read. Most follow a verb_noun pattern, though nearest_colors is adjective_noun rather than verb-led, and match_across_palettes adds a prepositional structure.
Five tools is well-scoped for a read-only bead color reference server. Each tool covers a distinct mode of access without obvious bloat or redundancy.
The surface covers palette discovery, exact color lookup, search, nearest matching within a palette, and cross-palette matching. A dedicated way to list all colors in a specific palette is not explicitly exposed, which is a minor gap but not a major blocker.