google-research-mcp
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Most tools are distinct, but google_search and web_search both provide simple search with subtle differences, and deep_search vs google_research overlap as deep research options. Descriptions help, but an agent might struggle to choose between them.
All names are snake_case, but the pattern mixes noun-first names (google_search, web_search, research_session, deep_search) with verb-first names (fetch_page, add_source, get_citations, run_subagent, evaluate_coverage). This is readable but not fully consistent.
With 11 tools covering search, full-content extraction, multi-agent research, session management, citations, and subagent coordination, the count is well-scoped for the server's purpose and each tool generally has a place.
The tool set covers the entire research workflow: simple search, deep search, news search, URL fetching, session lifecycle, source addition, citation generation, subagent execution, and coverage evaluation. No critical gaps are apparent.