news-sentiment-mcp
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Scored across 3 tools
The three tools are mostly distinct: get_growth answers point-to-point growth questions, get_time_series provides full historical data, and get_top_trends handles live boards. Descriptions explicitly steer usage away from confusion, though get_growth and get_time_series do overlap somewhat for the same keyword/source data.
All tools follow the same get_ prefix and describe their primary output with a clear noun: growth, time_series, top_trends. This is predictable and easy to navigate.
Three tools is on the low end of the acceptable range and feels slightly thin for what the server name implies. It is a reasonable number for a narrow trends/growth API, but the mismatch with 'news-sentiment' makes the scope feel underbuilt.
Despite the server name including 'sentiment', there is no tool for sentiment analysis, news article retrieval, or sentiment scoring. The current surface only covers growth, historical series, and trending boards, leaving major expected functionality absent.