Listening tools drift: someone adds a broad keyword, the mention volume triples, and everyone stops reading the feed. Surfacing suggestions for approval rather than adding them automatically keeps that decision with a person. Pausing rather than deleting a keyword is the same instinct — you can stop the noise without losing the history. OAuth-only, with the vendor explicitly refusing to put a token in a config file, is a stance worth crediting.
Octolens' endpoint for social mention monitoring, version 2 of their MCP surface. It is OAuth-only by design: their documentation states no API key or token is ever stored in a URL or config file.
- list_mentions, analytics, analytics_context — what was said and the numbers behind it
- Keywords: list, get, add, update, pause, delete
- list_keyword_suggestions with accept and reject — a suggestion queue rather than silent additions
- Feeds: create, update, delete, and add or remove destinations
- search_slack_channels — find the channel a feed should post to
- get_workspace, get_usage, get_global_filters, list_tags
OAuth only. They publish both a server card and protected-resource metadata at well-known paths.
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