TradeForAgents

Each tool targets a distinct resource or action: market data tools (get_price, get_markets, get_market_stats, get_orderbook, get_candles, get_indicators, get_recent_trades) each cover a different data shape, and account/order tools separate cleanly. The main wrinkle is the two-step prepare_order/ prepare_position_tpsl vs submit_signed_order flow, plus cancel_order referencing 'place_order' and prepare_position_tpsl referencing 'set_position_tpsl'—tools that aren't in the set—which could mislead an agent.

Names are consistently snake_case verb_noun or get_noun across the set (get_*, prepare_*, submit_signed_order, cancel_order, create_preview_link). Minor deviations exist—submit_signed_order and prepare_position_tpsl are slightly irregular—but a clear, predictable pattern holds throughout.

19 tools is on the heavier side but justified by a broad trading domain (market data, account, positions, order lifecycle, performance, leaderboard, signing). Seven market-data tools is a lot, but each serves a distinct analytical need rather than duplicating.

Core lifecycle is covered: account/positions/orders reads, an order placement path (prepare + submit), cancellation, TPSL prep, plus performance and leaderboard. However, descriptions reference place_order and set_position_tpsl which are absent from the surface, and there's no direct place/set-TPSL path for local-signing agents, leaving noticeable dead ends.