Tool catalog - Superdata Docs

Superdata exposes 14 MCP tools: 11 typed tools for company, people, and LinkedIn post data, plus three progressive discovery tools.

Company tools

Tool	Purpose	Credit cost
`superdata_search_companies`	Search companies with bounded pagination and sorting	1
`superdata_match_company`	Resolve a company from its name, domain, or LinkedIn URL	1
`superdata_get_company`	Retrieve one company overview	1
`superdata_get_linkedin_company`	Retrieve LinkedIn company data	1
`superdata_get_linkedin_company_posts`	Retrieve posts from a LinkedIn company page	1

People tools

Tool	Purpose	Credit cost
`superdata_search_people`	Search professional profiles	1
`superdata_match_person`	Resolve a professional identity	1
`superdata_get_person`	Retrieve one professional profile	1
`superdata_resolve_person_from_social_url`	Resolve a person from a social-profile URL	1
`superdata_get_linkedin_profile`	Retrieve LinkedIn profile data	1
`superdata_get_linkedin_profile_posts`	Retrieve posts from a LinkedIn profile	1

Progressive discovery

Tool	Purpose	Credit cost
`superdata_search_capabilities`	Search the company, people, and post capability catalog	0
`superdata_get_capability`	Inspect one capability contract	0
`superdata_call`	Execute one catalog capability	1 on success or no match

The progressive catalog is limited to company, people, and profile/company post operations. It does not expose email, jobs, mobile apps, web technology, market analysis, presentation, or general workflow operations.

Calling a catalog capability

Search the catalog, inspect the returned operation, then execute it through superdata_call.

{
  "query": "company employee trend",
  "category": "companies",
  "limit": 10,
  "detail": "summaries"
}

{
  "name": "companies_timeseries"
}

{
  "operation": "companies_timeseries",
  "path": { "company_id": "123" },
  "query": {},
  "confirmMutation": false
}

Available categories are companies, people, and posts. Some company and people searches use internal taxonomy and segment-preview capabilities; these remain scoped to those two data areas.