Podcast Guest and Host Finder MCP Server
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With only one tool there is no risk of selecting the wrong tool, so agent-facing ambiguity is minimal. However, the tool internally overloads two modes (topic search vs. podcast_urls lookup) plus multiple filters inside a single entry point, which pushes some ambiguity into parameter interpretation rather than eliminating it.
The single name find_podcasts follows a clean snake_case verb_noun convention and clearly states the resource being retrieved. There is no second name to establish a pattern, so consistency can only be judged on adherence to that convention, which it satisfies.
One tool for a read-only discovery/enrichment purpose is defensible, but the surface is functionally a mega-tool that bundles search, feed parsing, guest extraction, and website contact discovery. Splitting search from enrichment would make the set easier to reason about; as-is it sits at the thin end of the spectrum.
For a read-only podcast prospecting domain, the single tool covers search, per-show metadata, guest signals, and contact pages, which is a broad lifecycle for discovery. Minor gaps remain: no pagination/cursor for expanding result sets and no way to fetch a single show's full record outside a bulk run.