kresmion

Every tool has a clearly distinct purpose, from crypto derivatives and funding to equity signals and prediction market analysis. Even within the large set of prediction market tools, each covers a unique aspect (search, detail, history, order book, execution cost, calendar, calibration, divergence, movers). The only potential overlap is between kresmion_brief and individual tools, but the brief is explicitly a digest, and deeper drilling into specific families is reserved for the specialist tools.

Most tools follow a clear prefix convention: crypto_*, equity_*, prediction_*, macro_*, institutional_*. A few deviations exist: 'kresmion_brief', 'kresmion_status', 'kresmion_topup' use 'kresmion_' instead of a category prefix, and within prediction, some tools include 'market' in the name (prediction_market_detail, prediction_market_history) while others do not (prediction_calendar, prediction_divergence). Overall, the naming is consistent and predictable.

With 21 tools covering crypto, equities, macro, prediction markets, and utility functions, the number is well-suited to the server's purpose. It provides comprehensive coverage without being overwhelming. Each tool earns its place, and there is no sense of bloat or triviality.

The tool set covers major domains (crypto, equities, macro, prediction markets) with strong depth, especially in prediction markets and crypto. Minor gaps exist: equities lack tools for corporate actions or fundamental data, and macro coverage is limited to a single regime tool. However, for a data-focused platform, the coverage is very good and enables many use cases.