alienprobe-who-mcp
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The two tools have clearly distinct roles: who_terms is a free, read-only price preview; who is the paid lookup. Descriptions explicitly guide the agent to call who_terms first, and there is no overlap in purpose.
Both tools use lowercase snake_case and share the 'who' stem, but neither follows a standard verb_noun pattern (who is a bare interrogative, who_terms is a noun phrase). Still, the style is consistent and readable.
Two tools are exactly right for a single-purpose lookup service: one free preview and one paid action. No tools are superfluous, and the count avoids bloat for a narrow domain.
The tool set covers the full lifecycle for a paid lookup: check terms, then perform lookup with comprehensive result fields and free refusal handling. The only gap is a data vintage limitation (non-Latin names), which is not a tool surface gap.