MentionFox
Company and people checks: red flags, funding, leadership. Every claim cited. Free to try.
| Endpoint | https://mentionfox.com/mcp (streamable-http) |
|---|---|
| Registry version | 1.2.0 |
| Now | 10 tools · grade D (54) · pin ts_407f1581d1d4d2c5ed5eaf55c3b25cec · protocol 2025-03-26 |
| First / last listed | 2026-11-14 01:32 UTC / 2026-11-14 01:32 UTC |
| Grade over time | 2026-11-14: D (54), 10 tools |
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Tools: source_check enrich_person get_snapshot get_full_report get_dossier compare_people scan_for_mentions export_report get_my_recent_research find_buyers_now
source_check | Someone says they are a doctor, a lawyer, a broker, a professor, a director of a company. This checks those particular claims against the official lists that would record them. Paste whatever you have — the pitch email, a name, a link — and the claims are read out of it. You get one of four answers: verified, partly verified, could not verify, or contradicted by the record. Under it: each claim th params: input*, name, title, employer |
enrich_person | How to reach one person: their email address, phone number where there is one, and their profile links. Give a name — add their employer if the name is a common one — and you get back the person, their current role, and the ways to contact them. Use it when someone says "how do I get hold of her", "find his email", "I need to reach the person who runs marketing there". Do not use it to find out WH params: name, person_id, company |
get_snapshot | A short brief on one subject: for a company, its red flags with sources (lawsuits, bankruptcy and SEC filings, executive departures, layoffs), who runs it and who funded it; for a person or a publication, who they are and what the record shows. It is written from what is on the record and returned as text plus a link to a formatted page you can share. Say who the subject is and what kind of subjec params: subject*, subject_type*, company, new_report |
get_full_report | The long version: a full written report on one subject, section by section, ending with the sources it drew on. Where the short brief runs to a page, this runs to several thousand words. It is fixed at the moment it is made — it records what the record said on that day and is never edited afterwards, so what you show someone in six months is what you bought. If you want a fresher picture, you ask params: subject*, subject_type*, company, new_report |
get_dossier | Everything on file about one person, in sections: what they have done, who they work with, how they are spoken about, what they have written or said in public, and what has been in the news about them lately. Broader than a short brief and not written for any one purpose — this is the file, not the verdict. Use it for "tell me everything about her", "what am I walking into with this person", "is t params: name, person_id, company, refresh, format |
compare_people | Two to five people set out side by side, line by line — how they work, how they come across, where their careers have gone, how deep their experience runs, how visible they are, who they are connected to. You get a table you can read down a column for one person or across a row to see how they differ. Tell it what the comparison is for and the framing follows: people to pitch, partners to weigh, g params: people*, context |
scan_for_mentions | What people said about something in the last day. Name a brand, a product, a topic or a person and this comes back with the posts, comments, articles and videos that mention it — each one with where it was said, a link to it, and whether it read as positive, negative or neither. It also marks the ones that sound like somebody about to buy, so this is the tool for "who is asking for something like params: topic*, sources, hours_back |
export_report | Turn something you already have into a file you can send someone: a web page, a print-ready page you can save as a PDF, or plain text. Nothing about MentionFox appears on it, and you can put your own name, logo and colours on it, so it goes to a client as your work. Use it for "send me that as a PDF", "I need this as a document for the client", "put our branding on it". This makes a fixed copy of params: report_type*, report_id*, format, branding |
get_my_recent_research | What you have already looked up. Free: nothing is charged. Lists the people you have researched, the write-ups you have had made, and the calls you have run here recently — yours only, nobody else's. Worth calling before you pay for something: if you looked this person up last month, you already have it. Use it for "have I checked this person before", "what did I look at last week", "show me what params: limit |
find_buyers_now | Give the website of the business you sell for. MentionFox reads it to learn what you sell, then searches recent filed events for up to 10 companies with a reason to buy from you now: new funding filings, a new chief executive, finance chief, operations chief or general counsel, IPO filings, activist stakes of 5% or more, layoff filings and state layoff notices, crowdfunding raises and new Y Combin params: url*, days, state, trigger_types, limit |
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