jobfinder-mcp
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Scored across 20 tools
Most tools have distinct purposes, but save_job and add_job both create a saved job, which could cause confusion. The descriptions clarify the source, so an agent can differentiate with careful reading.
Most tools follow verb_noun naming (search_jobs, get_job_details, save_job). However, pipeline_summary and tailored_resume_link are noun-phrase names, breaking the pattern slightly.
At 20 tools, this is on the heavier side. The dual purpose (job tracking and resume tailoring) justifies many tools, but it borders on overwhelming for an agent.
The job lifecycle (search, save, update, delete, summaries) and resume tailoring workflow (add, tailor, save, retrieve) are well covered. Missing a dedicated delete for tailored resumes is a minor gap.