stockbit-mcp
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Scored across 41 tools
Several tool clusters are near-lookalikes at the name level — top_movers/market_movers, news/stream, broker_summary/broker_activity/broker_distribution/bandar_detector, and technicals/patterns/timeframe_alignment/price_chart. The descriptions are unusually good at drawing boundaries, but an agent still has to read dense prose to avoid misselection.
All names are lowercase snake_case and readable, and families like alert_* and broker_* are consistent, but the set mixes bare resource nouns (orderbook, portfolio, stream), action verbs (analyze, scan, login), and noun+verb compounds (strategy_compare, workflow_run). There is no single predictable naming pattern across the server.
41 tools is well past the 25+ threshold and too large for an agent to hold in mind at once. The breadth is real — market data, broker flow, account, alerts, backtests, social — but most workflows touch only a handful of tools, so the count mostly adds navigation cost.
The read side is deep, but the surface has dead ends: screener references catalogue/presets, broker tools reference a brokers directory, and position_size references order_preview/trading_info, none of which are exposed. Watchlist, screener, and workflow tools are also read-only with no create/update/delete, so several described workflows cannot be completed.