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Scored across 44 tools
Many tools are differentiated only by exchange or source (e.g., get_company vs get_szse_company, list_filings vs list_szse_filings), and multiple extraction/financial tools overlap in purpose (get_section, extract_section, get_financial_statements, get_financials). Descriptions are detailed and clarify the intended scope, but the sheer volume makes misselection likely for an unfamiliar agent.
Nearly all 44 tools follow a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern (list_filings, get_section, extract_indicators). Minor deviations like ai_extract are rare and do not disrupt the overall predictability.
44 tools far exceeds the ideal range and feels excessive even for a broad server spanning multiple exchanges, data types, extraction, indexing, caching, and dashboards. The count risks overwhelming agents despite each tool having a distinct niche.
The surface covers discovery, retrieval, extraction, indexing, and caching for CN/HK financial disclosures across many sources. Minor gaps exist, such as no indicator listing for NBS or no specific filing-fetch for some exchanges, but these are workable with external knowledge.