Signal Nodus SEC Filings

The core SEC tools are clearly distinct, but the experimental additions create overlaps: token_price vs token_report (one is nearly a superset of the other), evm_gas vs gas_optimizer (both report network fees), and compare_filings vs rewrite_ratio (same underlying diff, different output). Overall boundaries are mostly clear, but these pairs introduce confusion.

Naming is consistently snake_case and mostly follows a noun_verb or descriptor_noun pattern (e.g., lookup_company, filing_section, verify_financial_claim). Minor deviations like cftc_positioning and who_holds are still readable and do not break the overall style.

31 tools is heavy for a server whose name promises SEC Filings, and roughly half are explicitly tagged experimental off-topic tools covering crypto, agriculture, energy, forex, domains, and prediction markets. The count would be reasonable for a general market-data server, but it is bloated for this server's core identity.

The SEC-facing surface is impressive: identity resolution, filing discovery, section extraction, diffing, financial verification, insider trades, institutional holdings, activist filings, and IPO pipeline cover the main workflows well. The experimental tools are scattered and not part of a coherent domain, but they don't create dead ends in the core SEC path.