launch-detector-mcp
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Scored across 5 tools
Each tool targets a distinct aspect: ranked signals, raw hostname evidence, temporal aggregation, multi-domain radar, and single-hostname history. However, launch_signals and new_subdomains overlap in output (product-like names with environment words), differing mainly in ranking vs raw framing, so minor confusion is possible.
All tools use lower_snake_case with two-word names (launch_signals, new_subdomains, subdomain_timeline, hostname_history); watch_domains is the only verb-led name but still follows the same delimiter style. No mixing of conventions.
5 tools is well-scoped for a focused launch-detection service. Each tool covers a distinct analytical angle without redundancy or thinness.
Covers signal detection, raw evidence, timeline, competitor watch, and hostname history—core workflows for the domain. Minor gaps: no tool to list all current subdomains for a domain (only new ones in a window) or to search product names across multiple domains, but these are workable.