mcp-deal-flow-signal
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Scored across 8 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct purpose: discovery (trending, sector search), lookup (single startup), metadata (summary, methodology), a paid deep-dive (get_deep_signal), a separate GitHub-user scoring tool (get_scout_receipts), and a sharing utility. No two tools appear to do the same thing.
Most tools follow a `get_*` prefix (get_trending_startups, get_startup_signal, get_scout_receipts, get_deep_signal, get_methodology, get_signals_summary), but `search_startups_by_sector` and `share_result` break the pattern. Minor deviation but still predictable and clear.
Eight tools cover the domain without excess. The count feels right for a specialized signal service: multiple query modes, one premium add-on, metadata, methodology, and a sharing helper.
The set covers the full workflow: orientation (get_signals_summary), broad discovery (get_trending_startups), sector filtering (search_startups_by_sector), single-company deep dive (get_startup_signal), premium insights (get_deep_signal), context (get_methodology), plus an auxiliary scout feature. No obvious gaps for its stated purpose.