SentientData Market Scan

Each tool has a distinct purpose: flip_margin estimates profit, hot_list returns pre-scored steals, price_check gives market distribution, and scan_deals finds live deals. There is no overlap; even hot_list and scan_deals differ in that hot_list is a curated list of best deals while scan_deals is a user-driven search.

All tool names use lowercase with underscores, but the verbs and nouns are not uniformly structured. 'flip_margin' and 'price_check' follow a verb_noun pattern, while 'hot_list' is adjective_noun and 'scan_deals' is verb_noun. A minor inconsistency but mostly readable.

Four tools is on the lean side, but for a market scanning server, each tool serves a distinct function: pricing, searching, margin estimation, and a curated hot list. A few more could be added, but four is reasonable and not overly thin.

The server covers the core need of finding deals and pricing, but it lacks any historical price data, trend tracking, or watchlist management. There is no way to track items over time or manage saved items, which could be expected from a market scan tool. Also missing a raw listing detail fetch for a specific item.