financial-data

Most tools have clearly distinct purposes (e.g., correlation_matrix vs funding_divergence vs ohlcv). However, some overlap exists between the free trial versions (trial_funding_snapshot, trial_ohlcv, trial_regime) and their paid counterparts (funding_snapshot, ohlcv, regime), which could cause confusion for an agent deciding which to call.

Tool names mix patterns: some are single words (catalog, regime), some are verb_noun (trust_check, trust_diagnose), and some are compound nouns (liquidation_clusters, funding_divergence). The trial tools use a 'trial_' prefix consistently, but overall naming lacks a uniform convention.

With 20 tools spanning diverse domains (crypto data, weather calibration, trust scoring, oil events), the count feels heavy for a single server. Several tools are redundant (free trials alongside paid versions) and the inclusion of weather_calibration seems out of scope for a 'financial data' server.

The server covers core crypto data operations (OHLCV, funding, correlations, liquidations) but is incomplete in other claimed areas (e.g., oil geopolitics and weather have only one tool each, no update/delete operations exist across the server). Notable gaps include missing tools for portfolio management or trade execution.