baneh-mcp
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bn_search and bn_find_cheapest both find products by query and could be confused, but descriptions explicitly differentiate them (phrase match vs. any-order word match for cheapest). bn_browse overlaps with bn_search slightly but is clearly scoped to category/brand/price filtering, and the rest (categories, brands, product, reviews) are distinct.
All tools share a consistent bn_ prefix, but the suffixes mix verbs (search, browse, find_cheapest) with plain nouns (categories, brands, product, reviews). The pattern is still predictable and readable, so only a minor deviation from a strict verb_noun convention.
Seven tools is well-scoped for a product-discovery server: two search variants, browse, two taxonomy lookups, detail, and reviews. Each tool earns its place with no redundant filler.
The discovery lifecycle is covered: find (search/cheapest/browse), navigate (categories/brands), inspect (product), and validate quality (reviews). There is no cart/order or purchase tooling, but the descriptions imply buying happens elsewhere, so gaps are minor.