qwen-web-research-mcp
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The two analysis tools are cleanly separated by input: analyze_page targets one explicit URL, while search_site_and_analyze first discovers matching pages on a domain and then analyzes them. list_available_models is clearly a separate utility, so there is no real ambiguity between tools.
All names use snake_case and lead with a verb, making the set predictable and readable. The main deviation is that search_site_and_analyze combines two actions into one name, while the other tools use a simpler verb_noun pattern.
Three tools is small but defensible for a focused web-research helper: two research workflows plus a model discovery utility. It is slightly minimal, but there is no obvious bloat or unnecessary duplication.
The server covers single-page analysis and site-scoped search, which are useful core pieces. However, it lacks a general web-search flow or multi-site research capability, so open-ended web research requests would have no obvious tool to use.