social-search-mcp
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Scored across 4 tools
Each tool pairs a platform with a clear action (search vs. reading a specific post), so boundaries are largely distinct. The verb 'post' is mildly ambiguous since it means 'read a post object' rather than 'publish', but descriptions resolve this.
All four tools follow a strict platform_action pattern (reddit_search/reddit_post, x_search/x_post) with consistent snake_case and parallel verb usage across both platforms.
Four tools is well-scoped: a symmetric 2x2 grid of two platforms times two operations (search and read). Every tool earns its place with no redundancy.
Search-plus-read coverage exists for both Reddit and X, including comment/quote context and pagination. Gaps remain for user/timeline lookups and full reply threads (x_post explicitly does not fetch them), but core workflows are workable via next_links/cursors.