market-data-mcp
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Provider prefixes (cmc_, fred_, fomc_, coinglass_) cleanly partition the surface, and the observations vs. observations_asof pair is explicitly contrasted in its descriptions. The main weak spot is coinglass_macro_snapshot, whose description never says what it snapshots, making it plausibly confusable with cmc_global_metrics as a 'macro gauge'.
All names are snake_case and follow a provider_resource pattern, which reads predictably across the set. Minor deviations: some entries are noun-only (cmc_quotes, fomc_calendar_list) while others use a verb-ish tail, and 'asof' is written as one token in an otherwise underscore-separated scheme.
Nine tools is well within a healthy range and each maps to a concrete data product: crypto listings, quotes, aggregate metrics, FRED observations/vintages/aliases, and an FOMC calendar. No obvious filler or redundant duplicate.
The FRED side is thorough (latest, point-in-time vintage, revision dates, alias discovery), but there is no way to search for a raw FRED series_id beyond the shipped aliases, and a server named market-data-mcp explicitly has no OHLCV/time-series bars for tradable instruments. coinglass_macro_snapshot is also opaque enough that agents cannot tell what coverage it adds.