korean-keyword-mcp
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Scored across 7 tools
Several tools compose or reuse the same underlying operations (keyword_expand includes niche scoring; trending_discover expands and filters; batch_analyze repeats niche_score for many keywords), so boundaries are not always crisp. However, descriptions clarify the intended use case well enough for most selections.
Names use a consistent snake_case style and a clear keyword/niche domain prefix, but the grammatical pattern is mixed: keyword_expand and batch_analyze are noun+verb, while search_volume, blog_competition, and trend are noun phrases. There is no uniform verb-first or verb-last convention across the set.
Seven tools cover the core keyword research workflow—expansion, individual metrics, scoring, batch comparison, and trend discovery—without redundancy or bloat. The count feels appropriate for the server's focused purpose.
The toolset covers expansion, volume, trend, competition, scoring, batch analysis, and rising-trend discovery, which handles the main niche research workflow. Minor gaps remain, such as no raw multi-keyword volume comparison or direct trend comparison outside the scored outputs.