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Pesky MCP server

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Competitor monitoring for founders. Finds the 10 closest competitors from a website, reads them every morning, and exposes that dashboard to an agent over a remote MCP.


01Tools · 11

How to read this: tool names here are observed from a live tools/list handshake. The Risk label is a heuristic inferred from the tool name (write/destructive verbs), not from executing the tool — a conservative guess, not a verified capability. We never escalate risk from a description. Found one that's wrong? Tell us — we fix on report.

ToolRiskSide effectsApproval
add_competitor
Put a company on the list by its website and name.
writetrueunknown
get_history
Morning by morning, which competitors moved and how. Days from 1 to 60.
readfalsefalse
get_latest_brief
The last morning brief: when it was sent, its subject, and its contents.
readfalsefalse
get_launches
New launches judged close to your moat, with why each came up.
readfalsefalse
get_signals
What moved lately: competitor moves, what people say about you on LinkedIn, and launches near your moat.
readfalsefalse
list_companies
Your companies, their ids, and which one the dashboard shows.
readfalsefalse
list_competitors
A company's competitor list: name, website, priority, whether you knew them, what they do, domain rating, and the latest reading.
readfalsefalse
mark_known
Say whether you knew a competitor before Pesky.
writetrueunknown
remove_competitor
Take a competitor off the list. The assistant should ask first.
destructivetruetrue
scan_site
Scan any website for its competitors: category, the closest one, and up to 10 more, with why. Up to 90 seconds; five an hour.
readfalsefalse
set_priority
Set a competitor's priority: high, medium, or low.
writetrueunknown

02Install & source

No verified install method captured yet.


05Provenance & freshness
sourcesunknown
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next_check—
cadenceevery 24h
verifiednothing yet
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