mcp-server

Most tools have distinct purposes: assess focuses on position health, institutional on 13F data, investigate auto-detects entities, pulse gives market snapshot, screen scans opportunities, and search is semantic. However, assess and investigate could overlap when researching a stock, and screen and search might both be used for discovery, though their descriptions help differentiate.

Tool names are all lowercase single words or hyphen-free, but they mix verb-based names (assess, investigate, screen, search) with noun-based names (institutional, pulse) and one compound noun (service_info). No consistent verb_noun or noun pattern is followed, though the naming remains readable and predictable enough.

Seven tools is well-scoped for a financial intelligence server. Each tool covers a distinct major capability (health check, 13F intelligence, entity research, market snapshot, screening, search, and service info), and none feel redundant or superfluous.

The tool surface covers core workflows: analyzing a stock, researching entities, viewing institutional flows, scanning the market, and performing cross-entity search. Minor gaps exist such as no tool for historical price data or fundamentals, but for a focused financial intelligence service the coverage is largely complete.