mm-ibkr-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 39 tools
Several tool names are duplicated (preview_order, place_order, cancel_order) and approval-related tools overlap (request_trade_intent_approval vs request_trade_approval), making it hard to select the correct operation. Order intent and order status tools also cover similar territory.
Most tools use a clear snake_case verb_noun pattern, but exceptions like health, notify, and emergency_stop break the convention, and similar concepts are named inconsistently (get_option_chain vs get_option_snapshot, request_trade_intent_approval vs request_trade_approval).
At 40 listed tools, the surface is quite large for a trading server, and duplicate entries inflate the count. The breadth is justifiable for IBKR trading operations, but it feels boundary-heavy and would benefit from consolidation.
The set covers the main trading lifecycle (intents, orders, approvals, execution), market data, account positions, risk checks, environment switching, and audit logging. Missing multi-leg option discovery or order modification tools are minor gaps given the basket and cancel/re-submit capabilities.