Anki MultiDefine MCP
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The two tools have completely distinct roles: define performs dictionary lookups, while languages provides supported-language metadata. There is no overlap in purpose, and the dependency between them is explicitly documented.
Both names are simple and lowercase, but they follow different grammatical patterns: define is a verb while languages is a bare resource noun. The inconsistency is minor and readable, but a prefix like list_languages would be more consistent.
Two tools is slightly thin by general MCP standards, but it is appropriate for a focused dictionary-lookup server. Each tool fills a necessary role: the core operation and the supporting metadata operation.
For the narrow domain of dictionary lookup, the surface is complete: define handles lookup with not-found handling, and languages enables callers to discover supported features before calling define. There are no obvious dead ends or missing lifecycle steps.