veille-mcp
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Scored across 4 tools
Each tool has a fairly distinct role: listing feeds, fetching the most recent articles, keyword search, and LLM synthesis. The main overlap is between latest_news and search_news, which both return articles, but the descriptions clearly differentiate them by time window versus keyword matching.
list_sources and search_news follow a clear verb_noun snake_case pattern, but latest_news is adjective_noun and digest is a bare noun, breaking the convention. The set remains readable, but the pattern is not fully predictable.
Four tools is a reasonable scope for a read-only news monitoring server, covering discovery, browsing, searching, and summarization. It is slightly thin in that there is no tool for source management or fetching a single article, but nothing feels redundant.
The core read workflows of a veille tool are covered: list sources, get latest, search, and produce a digest. Minor gaps exist, such as retrieving full article content or managing/filtering sources, but an agent can work around these for typical monitoring tasks.