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MCP list_watchlist no longer repeats companies
Calling the MCP list_watchlist tool without a watchlist_id lists every company you follow across all of your watchlists. A company you follow on more than one watchlist appeared once per watchlist it belonged to. Each followed company is now listed once, regardless of how many of your watchlists it is on.This affects the combined view only. Passing a watchlist_id to scope the call to a single list was never affected, and the companies it returns are unchanged.Stories follow the same plan model as articles
On the free plan you previously saw the same two stories across the whole API: the most important one and the most recent one. Stories now work the way articles already did. Your plan applies a time window, then each endpoint applies its own count cap. Paid plans stay unlimited.The current free-plan window and caps are listed on the pricing page. See List stories for the parameters each endpoint accepts.MCP story tools return results instead of refusing
search_stories and get_story previously answered with a “not available on your current plan” refusal. They now return capped results, marked with plan_limited.Story search also applies the same window and cap as the list endpoints, which it did not do before.Telling a capped response apart
Any response your plan restricted carriesplan_limited: true, so you can tell a partial result from a complete one. The field is absent when your plan applies no restriction.Story list response on a capped plan