TVControl
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Scored across 113 tools
The tool set is organized into clear resource prefixes, but several tools have overlapping boundaries: pine_compile vs pine_smart_compile, chart_manage_indicator vs indicator_add_from_search, data_get_indicator vs data_get_study_values, and multiple tv_* health/compatibility checks. While individual descriptions are unusually explicit, the sheer number of near-synonym pairs (plus watchlist_add_bulk/import/create and batch_run/strategy_sweep) makes mis-selection likely.
Most tools follow a consistent resource_action pattern (chart_set_symbol, watchlist_create, alert_create_bulk, replay_start, draw_remove_one, state_snapshot). Minor deviations like quote_get/depth_get, tv_discover, ui_keyboard, and pine_new/pine_open break the pattern slightly, but the prefixes make the set predictable overall.
113 tools is far beyond the 50+ threshold and creates an unwieldy surface even for a desktop automation server. The broad domain justifies many categories, but the count is excessive and should be split into focused sub-servers.
The server covers an impressive breadth: chart state, watchlist CRUD, Pine editing/compilation, alerts, replay, drawings, layouts, tabs, panes, UI automation, diagnostics, and strategy sweeps. Minor lifecycle gaps exist (no layout_delete, watchlist_delete, or alert_update), but these are workarounds rather than dead ends.