WebIntel-MCP
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Scored across 3 tools
Each tool targets a distinct output mode: purified Markdown body (navigate), structured JSON rows (extract_table), and a rendered image (screenshot). Descriptions explicitly delineate boundaries, e.g. telling the agent that tables must go through extract_table rather than navigate, removing any misselection risk.
All tools share the mcp_ prefix, but the verb patterns are slightly mixed: 'browser_navigate' (noun_verb) versus 'extract_table' and 'take_screenshot' (verb_noun). Still readable and predictable enough to infer purpose at a glance.
Three tools is lean but each earns its place by covering a distinct retrieval modality (text, tabular, visual). It is on the thin side for a server branded 'WebIntel', but not problematic.
Fetching, table extraction, and screenshots are covered, but the surface lacks discovery/search operations and link or metadata extraction that a web-intelligence server would typically expose. Agents can work around this by navigating to known URLs, but it is a notable gap.