mcp-stock-quote
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Scored across 5 tools
Every tool has a clearly distinct purpose: stock search, stock quote, weather, RSS, and file word count do not overlap. get_stock_quote and search_stock are complementary rather than competing.
All tool names follow a consistent verb_noun snake_case pattern (get_stock_quote, search_stock, get_current_weather, read_rss_feed, count_file_words). The naming convention is uniform across the set.
A stock-quote server only needs the two stock tools; the weather, RSS, and word-count tools are unrelated to the server's stated purpose. Five tools is not excessive by number, but the scope is muddled because most tools do not belong.
For stock quotes, search_stock plus get_stock_quote covers the core lookup-and-quote workflow, though historical data or market context is missing. The unrelated utility tools are each isolated one-off functions, so the overall surface is not fully complete for any coherent broader domain.