YouTube Channel Email Finder MCP Server
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With only one tool in the set there is no possibility of misselection, and the description clearly delimits what the tool does (plain-text published emails only, with sources). No sibling tool overlaps with it.
The single name follows a clear snake_case verb_noun pattern (find_youtube_channel_emails) and is fully descriptive of the action and target resource. No mixed conventions to worry about.
One tool is on the thin side; the server effectively exposes a single capability with a rich parameter surface rather than a set of composable operations. It is defensible for a narrowly scoped utility, but there is no supporting tooling around it.
The core capability (lookup by channel or search term with subscriber filter, returning emails plus provenance) is fully covered, including a batch-style input of multiple channels. Minor gaps exist around account/credit visibility and no explicit result-refresh or export operation, which the description's pricing note implies would be useful.