mcp-crypto-tools
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Scored across 5 tools
Each tool targets a distinct operation: heshing, encoding/decoding, ID generation, password handling, and JWT processing. Even though 'decode' appears in both encode_decode and jwt, their input formats are clearly different, so no real ambiguity exists.
Names are readable and all lowercase, but they follow mixed conventions: simple verbs/nouns (hash, password, jwt), a verb pair (encode_decode), and a verb+object (generate_id). There is no consistent verb_noun pattern, though the set is still predictable.
Five tools covers a useful crypto/encoding utility suite without bloat. Each tool addresses a distinct common task, and the count feels well-suited for the server's scope.
Core operations for heshing, encoding, IDs, password strength, and JWT inspection are covered. Encryption/decryption and signed JWT validation are absent, but the described scope appears intentionally limited and most common workflows have tool support.