trendzeist-mcp
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Scored across 18 tools
Most tools target a distinct data source or analysis (trending_now, interest_over_time, news_coverage, wiki_attention, seasonality, trend_history), and descriptions carefully explain when to use each. However, discover_topics and aeo_opportunities overlap substantially—both take 1-5 seeds, pull rising/top queries, cluster question-shaped searches, compute coverage and scores, and rank candidates—so an agent may struggle to choose between them for ideation vs AEO work. related_queries/related_topics also bleed into discover_topics' output.
All names use snake_case consistently and are readable, with a mix of verb_noun (suggest_keywords, compare_keywords, mine_questions, discover_topics) and noun_phrase (related_queries, interest_over_time, trend_history) conventions. The style is uniform, though the verb-first pattern isn't universal and one tool carries a branded prefix (trendzeist_status).
18 tools is slightly above the comfortable 3-15 band, but the server spans many genuinely different data sources (Google Trends, Autocomplete, News, Wikipedia) and analytical views (seasonality, channels, change detection), so each tool maps to a real capability. The main redundancy is the discover_topics/aeo_opportunities pair, which could arguably be merged.
The surface covers the full trend-research lifecycle: raw feeds (trending_now), keyword expansion (related_queries/topics, suggest_keywords, mine_questions), regional and temporal interest, seasonality, cross-channel growth, external sources (news, Wikipedia), multi-seed discovery/AEO scoring, change detection, and a local history archive, plus a health/status tool. No obvious dead ends for a read-only analytics domain.