scrape-mcp
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Scored across 4 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct purpose: single-page text fetch, structured field extraction, manual login for auth persistence, and batch fetching. The overlap between web_fetch and web_batch is limited to shared parameters, but their single vs. multi-URL scopes are unambiguous.
Three tools follow the web_verb pattern (web_fetch, web_extract, web_batch), which is predictable and readable. The lone 'login' tool breaks the pattern, but it represents a different kind of operation (authentication rather than fetching), so the deviation is minor.
With four tools, the server is well-scoped for scraping: a basic fetch, a structured extraction, a batch operation, and an auth helper. Each tool fills a distinct role without unnecessary bloat or obvious missing core functionality.
The tool surface covers the main scraping lifecycle: fetching text, extracting structured data, handling multiple URLs, and dealing with login-protected pages. Minor gaps exist, such as no raw HTML output or explicit pagination/crawling support, but these can be worked around with the existing extraction and batch tools.