Zero-Shot vs Few-Shot Ratio Calculator MCP Connector for Claude
A+Analyze prompt structures to classify learning approaches and evaluate example density.
The Zero-Shot vs Few-Shot Ratio Calculator is a diagnostic tool designed for developers and prompt engineers to understand the structural composition of LLM prompts. By analyzing text patterns, it identifies whether a prompt uses a Zero-Shot, Few-Shot, or Multi-Shot approach based on specific demarcation tokens like 'Example:', 'Input:', or 'Assistant:'.
This MCP server provides deep insights into prompt efficiency by calculating the character weight ratio between instructions and demonstrations. Use classify_prompt_type to determine the learning tier, calculate_composition_metrics to measure instruction-to-example density, and audit_demarcation_usage to audit the frequency of specific anchor tokens. It is an essential tool for optimizing context window usage and ensuring prompt stability across different models.
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