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Scored across 15 tools
Each tool targets a distinct operation: retrieval (get_price, get_price_history), live search (find_listings), opportunity detection (find_arbitrage, find_multi_step_arbitrage), stash management (get_stash_value, list_stash_items), and meta/status (market_status, refresh_prices). Even overlapping tools like get_price and find_listings are clearly separated by local vs live data. No tool could be easily mistaken for another.
All tools use snake_case with consistent verb prefixes: list_ for enumerations, get_ for retrieving single entities, find_ for searching opportunities, prepare_ for constructing a trade, refresh_ for updating data. The only deviation is market_status (noun_verb), but it is a recognizable exception and still clear. Overall a consistent pattern.
15 tools covers the domain without bloat: each serves a distinct function, from price tracking to stash valuation to arbitrage detection. This is within the ideal range and each tool is justified by a specific use case.
The surface covers the full trade lifecycle: data collection (refresh_prices, market_status), price lookup (get_price, history, movers), live interaction (find_listings, prepare_trade), arbitrage (direct and multi-step), and stash analysis (value, history, items). The only gap is that watchlists are read-only (no add/remove tool) and collector management is not exposed, but those are configuration concerns rather than core market operations.