Mathematics MCP Server
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Scored across 22 tools
Most tools target distinct mathematical operations with clear boundaries. The main overlap is `logarithm` and `natural_log`, since natural_log is just a special case of logarithm with base e.
Tool names are mostly lowercase single-word operation names like add, divide, sine, and median. Minor deviations include the abbreviation `sqrt`, and snake_case names `natural_log` and `standard_deviation`, but the naming style is still predictable and readable.
At 22 tools, this is on the heavier side for a math operation server. Most tools are individually useful, but the redundancy between logarithm and natural_log suggests the set could be slightly trimmed.
The tool surface covers arithmetic, powers, roots, logs, trig, rounding, number theory, and basic statistics, which is a solid range for a mathematics server. Minor gaps like inverse trig or hyperbolic functions are not critical for a general-purpose math toolkit.