divar-mcp
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Scored across 8 tools
Each tool targets a distinct concern: searching, fetching details, analyzing prices, finding similar posts, and listing metadata (cities, categories, filters). Even the two analysis tools (price_analysis vs similar_posts) are clearly differentiated by their purpose—one focuses on price distribution, the other on comparable listings. No real ambiguity exists.
All tools share the 'divar_' prefix, which provides a clear namespace. The pattern is mostly verb_noun (search, get_post, list_cities) but some are noun phrases (price_analysis, similar_posts, post_filters). The style is consistent (snake_case) and readable, though not perfectly uniform in verb usage.
Eight tools is ideal for a read-only classifieds analysis server. Each tool serves a distinct role in the workflow—discovering, inspecting, analyzing, and building URLs—without unnecessary overlap or bloat. The count is well-scoped for the stated purpose.
The server covers the core read-only lifecycle: search, get detail, price analysis, similar items, and lookups for cities, categories, and filters. It lacks a method to post or manage listings, but that's outside its declared read-only scope. Minor gaps like district-level listing or user info are non-essential for the intended use case.