Find a texting assistant for career planning, workouts, nutrition, language practice, and everyday goals, with a name, specialty, and signup link from the public catalog. Verify your phone on the website and continue in your phone messages; the MCP does not send texts or access accounts or conversations.
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find_assistant is a topic-based catalog search that returns an id, while get_assistant is a by-id lookup that returns the entry; the verbs and return values make the boundary unmistakable. The descriptions even document the intended two-step flow (find then get), leaving no realistic chance of misselection.
Both tools follow the same verb_noun snake_case pattern on the same noun (find_assistant / get_assistant). Conventions are uniform and predictable.
Two tools is thin in absolute terms, but each one earns its place as one half of a search-then-fetch pair. The server's stated scope (public catalog lookup only) is deliberately narrow, which keeps the low count borderline rather than mismatched.
For catalog lookup, the search-by-topic plus retrieve-by-id pair covers the core workflow end to end. Minor gaps remain: there is no way to enumerate the full catalog or look up an assistant by name, so an agent wanting a browse-style listing hits a dead end.
Find a texting assistant in AutoMessage's fixed public catalog when the user asks which assistant covers a topic. Accepts a supported topic and returns its catalog id. get_assistant returns the assistant's name, specialty and signup page. The tools cannot send texts, enroll users, access accounts or read conversations.
Returns a catalog id. No background work is started.
Inputs: topic (required).
Retrieve the public AutoMessage assistant catalog entry by id. Returns the entry as text and its link on AutoMessage's site. An unknown id returns an error.
Inputs: id (required).
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