Every tool here returns a document and takes no arguments — there is no page to submit, no site to crawl and no score to receive. What changes is that the review criteria are in the session in full, so 'tighten this paragraph' becomes a named editing code and a titling decision becomes the meta system's rule rather than a preference. The judgement stays with your model; the guides only make explicit what it is judging against.
A document server: each tool returns one Open Strategy Partners methodology document — editing, writing, meta information, positioning or on-page SEO — as context for the model to work from.
- get_editing_codes returns the OSP editing codes and their usage protocol — semantic editing marks for reviewing text, framed for teaching and learning rather than silent correction.
- get_writing_guide returns OSP's principles for narrative structure, flow, style and technical accuracy in technical content.
- get_meta_guide returns the Web Content Meta Information Generation System: article titles, meta titles, meta descriptions and slugs, with keyword placement and search intent analysis.
- get_value_map_positioning_guide returns the Product Communications Value Map system — taglines, position statements, personas, value cases and feature categorisation in one hierarchy.
- get_on_page_seo_guide returns the on-page optimisation guide covering meta content, keyword research, content depth, search intent, internal linking and structured data.
- health_check reports whether the server is running and can reach those resources.
No account and no key. The repository carries a CC-BY-SA-4.0 license, whose share-alike terms follow anything you redistribute from these documents.
One command — npx -y @trishchuk/osp-marketing-tools-mcp