Enhanced Everything MCP Server
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The three search tools (everything_search, everything_search_advanced, everything_search_docs) share overlapping purposes, and an agent might struggle to choose the right one. The advanced and docs variants have clear modifiers, but the boundary between basic and advanced is not stark. The service check and TUI launch are clearly distinct.
All tools share the everything_ prefix and use snake_case, which creates a strong family identity. The verb forms are consistent (search, check, launch), though search_advanced and search_docs use different syntactic structures (adjective vs noun). Overall, the naming is predictable and readable.
With 5 tools, the server is well-scoped for its purpose. It provides a reasonable set of search capabilities (basic, advanced, docs-specific), a service health check, and a TUI launcher without bloating the surface. This count is appropriate for an Everything integration.
The tool set covers the core search workflows and includes a service check and TUI launch. Missing operations like starting/stopping the service or updating the index are minor and can be worked around. Overall, the major use cases are addressed with no critical dead ends.