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Scored across 72 tools
There are many overlapping tools for price/chart/financial queries across KR and US markets, with separate 'single' vs 'batch' variants that could cause misselection. However, the descriptions are very detailed about when to use which, and many have clear cross-references.
The naming follows a loose get_/list_/search_/export_ pattern with snake_case, which is consistent. However, there are some inconsistencies like 'search' vs 'search_stock' aliases, 'export_to_excel' vs 'export_us_to_excel', and mixed use of 'get_us_' vs 'get_' prefixes without a strict market distinction for all tools.
72 tools is very large and feels heavy. The server covers a broad domain (KR + US stocks, ETFs, indices, flows, financials, charts, indicators, Excel export, etc.), which justifies a higher count, but 72 still exceeds the 25+ 'too many' threshold and may be unwieldy.
The tool surface covers a comprehensive set of stock analysis operations: price, chart, financials, flow, rankings, indicators, news, disclosures, reports, Excel export, US-specific tools, and even IPO/deposit data. There are minor gaps like lack of a dedicated update/delete for watchlist (though watchlist has add/remove), but no obvious dead ends.