ebook-translator-mcp
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Scored across 10 tools
Each tool has a distinct target, but the set contains deliberate inline/file pairs (write_chunk vs write_chunk_from_file, get_original vs get_original_to_file, get_translation vs get_translation_to_file) that share the same underlying action. The descriptions explicitly differentiate them (token cost, truncation, bulk workflow), so confusion is low, but the overlap is real.
All tools use consistent snake_case verb_noun naming (write_chunk, list_books, get_translation, delete_translations). The _to_file/_from_file variants follow a systematic, predictable suffix convention rather than ad-hoc deviations.
Ten tools is well within a reasonable range for a translation cache workflow. The count is slightly inflated because three actions are offered in both inline and file variants, but each variant earns its place by serving a distinct token-budget scenario.
The surface covers the core lifecycle: list/get books and chunks, read originals and translations (inline and via file), write translations (inline and from file), and delete translations for rework. Gaps are minor — no book creation/deletion or rename, but those are handled by the plugin rather than the agent.