mcp-claude-hackernews
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Scored across 5 tools
There is ambiguity between hn_best, hn_latest, and hn_top as they all return lists of stories with similar descriptions. The distinction between 'best' and 'top' is not clear. However, hn_story and hn_comments are distinct.
All tools follow a consistent 'hn_' prefix followed by a single word, using lowercase snake_case. The pattern is uniform.
Five tools is appropriate for a Hacker News reader, covering story retrieval and comments without being excessive.
The tool set covers the main reading operations: fetching story lists (by different rankings), individual story details, and comments. Users can access all major content types, though write operations are absent, which is acceptable for a read-only server.