google-trends-mcp-server
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The two tools target clearly different things: current trending searches in a country versus historical interest for a specific keyword. An agent can pick correctly from the names and descriptions alone, with no overlap in shape of output.
Both tools follow the same predictable get_<resource> pattern (get_trending_searches, get_interest_over_time), using snake_case throughout. No mixed conventions.
Two tools is thin for a Google Trends server, which naturally exposes several distinct query modes. It's a defensible minimal surface, but it sits at the borderline of feeling under-scoped.
Core read paths are covered (trending now, interest over time with optional regional breakdown), but there is no multi-keyword comparison, no dedicated related-queries/related-topics tool, and no trending-topics variant. The description explicitly says to call once per keyword, confirming comparison is a gap agents must work around.