Clarity MCP Server
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TDQS
Scored across 3 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct role: live API retrieval, historical local retrieval, and snapshot capture. The contexts (live vs. historical vs. capture) are unambiguously described, and despite some overlap in 'insights' wording, the source and behavior are distinctly defined.
The naming follows a consistent pattern: 'get_clarity_*' for retrieval variants and 'capture_clarity_snapshot' for the write operation. The verb-noun structure is uniform and intuitive, with the only variation being the descriptor between 'insights' and 'historical_insights'.
Three tools fully cover the intended workflow: live query, snapshot capture, and historical retrieval. This is a well-scoped set for a specialized server, with no unnecessary extras and no missing core functions.
The tool set forms a complete lifecycle for Clarity data access: capture today's data, retrieve live insights, and retrieve previously captured historical data. The known limitations (API lookback and manual capture) are explicitly documented, and there are no operational dead ends within the server's stated role.