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Scored across 46 tools
The descriptions are unusually thorough and explicitly cross-reference sibling tools (get_orders vs search_orders, get_quotes vs get_price_history, preflight vs place), which resolves most boundary questions. However, several near-duplicate pairs remain: get_option_greek vs get_option_greeks, get_tax_lots vs get_tax_lots_for_symbol vs get_tax_lots_csv, and four preflight_*_spread tools whose names (call_credit/call_debit/put_credit/put_debit) map to bull/bear semantics only via the description. An agent can still misselect among the many order-placement variants.
Strong verb_noun snake_case convention throughout: get_*, place_*, preflight_*, search_*, cancel_*, wait_for_*. Minor deviations like check_setup, flatten_and_go_short, and cancel_and_replace_order break the strict two-token pattern but remain readable and verb-first.
46 tools is heavy for a single server, well above the 25-tool comfort threshold. Much of the bulk is redundant surface: eight spread tools (four preflight + four place) that could be one parameterized tool, plus a singular/plural Greeks pair. The domain is genuinely broad (equities, options, crypto, bonds, prediction markets), so some size is justified, but the set is over-expanded.
Coverage is impressive: accounts, instruments, quotes, price history, full order lifecycle (place, preflight, cancel, replace, search, get), portfolio, tax lots, option chains/Greeks, bonds, and event contracts. Minor gaps: prediction markets support buying event contracts but no sell/close path, and there is no dedicated position-lookup or close-position tool beyond the portfolio snapshot.