revnuvo-company-intelligence
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Scored across 9 tools
Most tools have distinct intents: search, summarize, inspect technologies, review changes, verify, monitor, and find signals. Some overlap exists between get_company_state, get_company_timeline, and get_company_changes, which all describe observed domain data in slightly different ways.
Naming is mostly consistent with the revnuvo_ prefix and verb_noun pattern, such as get_company_* and search_company. The main deviation is search_signals, which does not follow the company-object naming used elsewhere, and the varying granularity of get_company_state vs get_company_changes.
Nine tools is well within the ideal range for a focused company-intelligence server. Each tool maps to a distinct workflow—discovery, summary, deep-dive, changes, signals, verification, and monitoring—so the count feels intentional rather than padded.
The core lifecycle is well covered: search companies, get summaries, inspect state/technologies/changes/timeline, find signals, verify, and monitor. The main gap is that monitor_company starts a watch but there is no tool to list, update, or stop existing monitors, which is a minor dead end.