ibkr-mcp-server
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Scored across 8 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct purpose: check_shortable_shares vs short_selling_analysis are differentiated by scope (single check vs comprehensive analysis); get_accounts vs get_account_summary vs get_portfolio cover different account aspects; get_connection_status and switch_account are unique. No significant overlap.
Tools follow a consistent snake_case naming pattern with verb_noun structure (e.g., get_account_summary, get_portfolio). One exception is short_selling_analysis which is noun_verb but still readable and fits the pattern.
8 tools is appropriate for the domain of financial account information and short selling analysis. Not excessive, and each tool contributes a distinct function without unnecessary duplication.
The server covers account information, portfolio, margin, and short selling analysis, but lacks essential trading operations like order placement, modification, or market data retrieval. The surface is focused on analysis and account management, leaving a notable gap for execution.