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TDQS
Scored across 17 tools
Multiple tools expose overlapping gamma/GEX data (get_gex, gex_heatmap, get_gex_intraday, get_zero_dte, get_overview, get_snapshot), and the boundary between overview and snapshot is particularly blurry. Descriptions help separate them by scope and auth level, but an agent could easily select the wrong one when several return similar summaries.
The majority of tools follow a clean get_<noun> pattern (get_gex, get_flow, get_max_pain, get_overview), but five break the pattern with bare nouns or a different verb (screener, health, track_record, gex_heatmap, list_plans). The names are readable and uniformly snake_case, but the mixed verb/noun conventions prevent a higher score.
At 17 tools, the surface sits just above the ideal range and includes several near-duplicate views (overview vs snapshot; get_gex vs gex_heatmap vs intraday). The count is partly justified by the public/authenticated tier structure and different data granularities, but it still feels slightly heavy for what is ultimately a read-only analytics API.
The core options-analytics domain is well covered: Greeks, GEX, VEX, volatility structure, max pain, flow, levels, and track record are all present. Minor gaps exist—no explicit watchlist symbol listing, no historical realized-volatility endpoint—but these are workable and most agent workflows have no dead ends.