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Scored across 22 tools
Each tool targets a distinct action/resource: scheme search, scheme data, NAV history, portfolio valuation, mutual-fund returns, tax, calculators, and stock/index quotes. The closest overlap is project_sip versus calculate_sip_returns, but the descriptions explicitly separate what-if SIP projection from real-NAV SIP simulation. No tool pair appears interchangeable.
All tool names use consistent snake_case verb_noun patterns such as get_scheme_quote, calculate_xirr, compare_funds, and get_stock_history. Verb choices vary semantically by operation, but the convention is predictable throughout.
The 22-tool surface is heavy for a single MCP server, though it covers several related areas: mutual funds, financial calculators, and stock/index quotes. Each tool has a plausible role, but the count sits in the borderline-heavy 16–25 range.
Core mutual-fund workflows are well covered: search, scheme details, NAV history, SIP returns, portfolio valuation, comparison, rolling returns, tax estimation, and planning calculators. Minor gaps remain, such as richer scheme metadata like AUM/expense ratio and broader stock search/fundamental operations.