TradeTrack MCP
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Scored across 2 tools
The two tools are separated on a clear axis: tradetrack returns the latest lists, while tradetrack_history returns archived snapshots over a date range. A boundary is still slightly fuzzy because both operate on the same 'today' lists and an agent could plausibly reach for either without reading the date-range parameter carefully.
Both names share a consistent 'tradetrack' prefix with a single modifier suffix (_history), which reads predictably. However, neither name follows a verb_noun convention and the bare base name 'tradetrack' is less descriptive on its own than 'get_current' or 'list_tradetrack' would be.
Two tools is thin for a server whose domain includes multiple markets, lists, and periods; much of the surface is pushed into parameters rather than tools. It is defensible given the narrow read-only scope, but it sits at the borderline of feeling under-scoped.
Coverage of the read-only retrieval lifecycle (latest plus historical) is reasonable, but notable gaps exist: no tool to enumerate available markets/symbols, and period support is asymmetric (last_3_months/last_6_months only apply to top_hold, which is not surfaced anywhere as a constraint an agent can inspect).