com.mentiondrop/mentiondrop

Where it sits in the directory's order

What can be seen from outside, weighed as the directory publishes.

Where it answers

• https://www.mentiondrop.com/api/mcpstreamable-http
  • Authorization required, secret: Account-scoped MentionDrop API key created in Settings, sent as: Bearer md_live_...

The tools it lists (11, as of 2 days ago)

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• list_keywords

  List every keyword this MentionDrop account monitors, with its id, role (own_brand, competitor, or industry), and active state. Call this first to discover the keyword ids and role names the other tools accept.

• create_keyword

  Start monitoring a new keyword for this account. Takes an optional role (own_brand, competitor, or industry) and a short context string that sharpens relevance scoring. Enforces the account plan keyword limit and rejects keywords too generic to produce signal.

• update_keyword

  Update one existing monitored keyword by id: change its role, context, active state, minimum relevance threshold, excluded content types, or exclusion terms. Use list_keywords to find the id. Pausing a keyword sets is_active to false rather than deleting it.

• get_recent_mentions

  Return the most recent mentions matched for this account, newest first, each with its AI summary, sentiment, relevance score, and suggested action. Filter by keyword role, specific keyword, source, sentiment, and date range. Use this to answer "what came in lately".

• search_mentions

  Find mentions whose title, summary, URL, suggested action, or matched keyword contain every word in the query. Use this to look for a specific topic, product, or phrase rather than a plain time window.

• get_competitor_signals

  Return recent mentions matched by competitor-role keywords, optionally narrowed to a single competitor name. Use this to see what people are publicly saying about rival products.

• get_pain_signals

  Return recent industry-role mentions that read as demand or pain signals, meaning they carry a suggested action or score at least 80 for relevance. Use this to find people publicly describing a problem the product solves.