perplexity-mcp-server
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The two tools have cleanly separated domains: one compiles a structured news brief for a single named company, while the other scans for market-wide signals across profiles and regions. Their descriptions explicitly cross-reference when not to use each, removing ambiguity.
Both tool names follow the same `perplexity_<object>` snake_case pattern and clearly indicate their target: `company_news` vs `market_signals`. No mixed conventions or vague verbs.
At two tools, the surface is on the thin side and borders on feeling minimal for a server named after Perplexity. Each tool does earn its place and covers a distinct workflow, but the count is at the low end of acceptable.
The pair covers the two main read-oriented intelligence workflows: focused company monitoring and broader market sweeps. A general free-text search or ask tool is missing, but the server's stated purpose appears to be these richer structured workflows, so the gap is minor.