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Each tool has a clearly distinct action on a file: analyse (forensic report), hide (embed), reveal (extract), convert (transcode). analyse_file and reveal_file both touch hidden content, but analyse only reports verdicts while reveal extracts with a password, and the descriptions make that distinction explicit.
All four names follow the same verb_noun snake_case pattern (analyse_file, hide_file, reveal_file, convert_file). The verb is always the operation and the noun is consistently 'file', with no mixed conventions.
Four tools sits comfortably in the 3-15 sweet spot and each covers a distinct, non-overlapping operation in the media-forensics workflow. There are no filler or redundant tools, and the scope is tightly matched to the server's stated purpose.
The core lifecycle is covered: forensic analysis, steganographic embedding, extraction, and format conversion. Minor gaps remain—no batch/multi-file processing, no standalone metadata export, and no verification-only path that avoids writing an output file—but these are workaround-able.