The answers are specific to your market because the monitoring happened first: the sources were chosen, ingested and analysed, and these tools read the result. That makes the setup the real work and this the cheap part — once the sources are pointed, the weekly brief and the momentum scores are one question away. Severity ranking on the competitive alerts is what makes the feed usable daily rather than another inbox, and since everything here reads, an agent connected to it cannot change what is being watched.
A hosted, read-only MCP server over an IntelCue workspace. IntelCue continuously monitors the sources you point it at — newsletters, blogs, news, YouTube, websites, Google Ads, patents, SEC filings, and Certificate Transparency for new subdomains — and analyses them for trending topics, competitive moves and keywords. Every response is scoped to your authenticated workspace.
- get_trending_topics returns topics with momentum scores, change deltas and the examples behind them
- get_competitive_insights returns competitive alerts ranked by severity, so the one that matters is not buried under the ones that do not
- get_keywords returns keywords and hashtags with volume and trend direction
- get_newsletter_content pulls recent items from the newsletters you subscribe to, and get_blog_updates the latest posts from monitored blogs
- get_patent_filings returns recent filings and grants from the companies you track
- get_front_page_brief returns the latest weekly Front Page brief generated for your workspace
- Every tool reads, and every call is scoped to your own workspace
A remote server at https://api.intelcue.ai/v1/mcp/sse over Streamable HTTP. It needs an IntelCue account and an ic_sk_ API key from the Connect page in the dashboard, supplied over OAuth, as Authorization: Bearer, or in an x-api-key header. There is a Smithery listing if you would rather paste the key into an install prompt.
One command plus a key — npx -y mcp-remote https://api.intelcue.ai/v1/mcp/sse, then supply credentials