generated: '2026-09-10'
method: derived
source: >-
  Derived by binding the four crustapi-mcp tools (from llms.txt + the npm package
  description) to operationIds in the published OpenAPI (https://crustapi.com/v1/openapi.json).
  The live MCP tool inputSchemas are not introspected here (stdio, key-gated); tools are
  mapped by name/semantics with confidence set accordingly.
api: CrustAPI
surfaces:
  openapi: https://crustapi.com/v1/openapi.json
  mcp: 'npx -y crustapi-mcp (stdio, local; env CRUSTAPI_API_KEY)'
  graphql: null
  gated:
  - mcp (requires a locally-run stdio server + API key; inputSchemas not publicly introspectable)
crosswalk:
- tool: search
  category: search
  rest:
  - search
  binding: 'GET /v1/search — the tool selects the Google surface via the `type` query param (web/maps/places/news/shopping/images/videos/scholar/patents/autocomplete/lens).'
  confidence: high
  note: Inherits the /v1/search query parameters (q, type, gl, hl, location, limit, num, page, etc.) as its inputSchema.
- tool: scrape_webpage
  category: content
  rest:
  - search
  binding: 'GET /v1/search with type=webpage (and url=); returns page content as clean text/markdown.'
  confidence: medium
  note: Same backing operation as `search`, specialized to the webpage surface.
- tool: get_reviews
  category: reviews
  rest:
  - search
  binding: 'GET /v1/search with type=reviews; num paginates (max 50).'
  confidence: medium
  note: Same backing operation, specialized to the reviews surface.
- tool: linkedin
  category: people-data
  rest:
  - linkedin
  binding: 'GET /v1/linkedin — surface chosen via `type` (profile/refresh/company/posts/jobs/search|people).'
  confidence: high
  note: Inherits the /v1/linkedin query parameters as its inputSchema.
mcp_only: []
rest_only:
- operationId: demoSearch
  reason: Public no-key demo endpoint (GET /v1/demo); not exposed as an MCP tool.
- operationId: linkedinBatch
  reason: >-
    POST /v1/linkedin/batch bulk/webhook processing (up to 10,000 URLs) has no dedicated
    MCP tool; the MCP `linkedin` tool covers single-item lookups only.
coverage:
  mcp_tools: 4
  mapped_to_rest: 4
  mcp_only: 0
  rest_only: 2
  rest_operations_total: 4