mcp-financial-data-server
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Scored across 4 tools
The four tools have generally clear boundaries: price snapshot, portfolio analytics, correlation, and historical summary. There is mild overlap between get_quote and get_historical_summary since both are single-ticker price tools, but the current vs. windowed-summary distinction is understandable.
Names are consistently lowercase snake_case with a verb_noun pattern: get_quote, get_portfolio_metrics, compare_assets, get_historical_summary. The single compare_ prefix is still predictable and follows the same grammatical style.
Four tools is a modest but reasonable set for a focused market-data server. The count is not excessive, though the broad server name suggests slightly more coverage could be warranted.
The core quote and analytics workflows are covered, but there is no raw historical price series endpoint, no search/discovery tool, and no batch quote capability. These are notable gaps for a 'financial data' server, though users can still accomplish basic investing analyses.