kiwoom-mcp-server
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Scored across 49 tools
Tools are generally well-separated by resource (account, stock, order, market, sector, theme, ETF, gold) and specific action (holdings, trend, today, balance, transactions, pending orders, executions, etc.). Some potential confusion exists among the many market data tools (e.g., get_daily_trading vs get_investor_trend vs get_execution_strength) but descriptions explicitly cross-reference each other to clarify boundaries.
Naming follows a mixed but mostly readable convention: 'get_' plus noun_qualifier (e.g., get_account_holdings, get_stock_quotes, get_orderbook_rank). Some inconsistency: get_ping vs ping, and get_account_today vs get_account_balance (vs get_account_trend) — the pattern is not uniform. Also 'get_trading_journal' vs 'get_transactions' are semantically distinguishable but naming doesn't strongly hint at the difference.
49 tools is far above the typical well-scoped range of 3-15, and even above the generous 16-25 heavy range. However, the server covers a broad domain (Korean stock market, accounts, orders, market data, ETF, gold) and each tool maps to specific Kywoom API TR codes, so the count is justified by the domain's complexity, but it still feels overwhelming for an agent to select from.
The tool surface is extensive: account queries (mostly read-only, no order placement), market data with many screening tools, and special asset classes (ETF, gold, derivatives). Major gaps: there is no tool to place or cancel orders (despite pending orders being viewable), and no options or futures. Also, some account tools are not available in simulation mode. However, for a read-heavy analysis server, the coverage is strong.