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Scored across 150 tools
Many tools are near-duplicates or have heavily overlapping purposes, such as open_option_positions, open_option_positions_with_details, all_option_positions, and aggregate_option_positions. The same problem appears across account profile tools, search tools, dividend tools, and order tools, making reliable tool selection very difficult.
Naming conventions are wildly inconsistent: some tools use verb_noun, some use noun_verb, some are prefixed schwab_ or unified_, and some end in _tool. Similar operations use different verbs and structures, such as buy_stock_market, schwab_buy_stock_limit, schwab_order_buy_option_limit, and cancel_all_option_orders_tool.
150 tools is an extreme count for an MCP server, far beyond what an agent can reasonably navigate. The high count is largely caused by redundant variants and broker-specific duplicates rather than genuinely distinct capabilities.
The server does cover a broad range of brokerage functionality: stock and option trading, orders, positions, watchlists, market data, dividends, transactions, and account info. However, there are notable gaps and rough edges, such as no clear watchlist create/delete lifecycle, several undocumented helper tools, and inconsistent coverage between Robinhood and Schwab.