Person LinkedIn URL Resolver MCP Server
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There is only one tool, so there is no possibility of misselection or overlap with a sibling. Its purpose is stated precisely (name + company → LinkedIn URL via Google SERP), leaving no ambiguity about what it does or does not do.
The single name resolve_person_linkedin_url follows a clear verb_object convention in snake_case. Nothing else exists to break the pattern, and the name is fully self-describing.
The server's scope is deliberately narrow (one resolution operation), so a single tool is defensible and it absorbs volume via the 500-person batch parameter. Still, a one-tool surface is thin, and the run-ID error path hints at lifecycle operations that were folded into the blob rather than exposed as tools.
The single tool covers the core workflow end to end: batch input, structured output with confidence, match status, matched components, and runner-up, plus explicit blocked/error semantics. The notable gap is that failures return a run ID with no companion tool to retrieve or retry that run, which an agent cannot work around from this surface alone.