grazer-mcp
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graze_trending and graze_feed can overlap, since both surface ranked or popular content, but trending is platform-scoped while feed is a general discovery stream with a ranked/newest toggle. graze_discover is clearly query-based, and graze_platforms is distinct. The descriptions help distinguish them, though an agent might still hesitate between trending and feed.
All tools use the same graze_ prefix followed by a clearly descriptive noun or noun phrase in snake_case. The pattern is predictable throughout, with no mixing of conventions.
Four tools is a reasonable, focused set for a content discovery server, covering platforms, trending, search, and a feed. It is slightly lean, but each tool has a distinct role and none appears redundant.
The core discovery workflows are covered: listing platforms, browsing trending content, searching by query, and fetching a ranked or newest feed. Minor gaps exist, such as no direct tool to retrieve a specific content item by ID or to inspect detailed platform-level metrics.