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Scored across 7 tools
Most tools are cleanly separated by resource and action: snapshot quote vs. time-series history vs. news vs. unstructured filing search vs. structured XBRL financials. The only mild overlap is get_quote vs. get_price_history, both returning close prices, though the 52-week/snapshot framing versus range-history framing makes the boundary reasonably clear.
Six of seven tools follow a snake_case verb_noun pattern (get_quote, get_price_history, get_company_news, search_filings, get_key_financials, draft_order). portfolio_risk is a noun-only name that breaks the verb convention, but the overall scheme remains highly predictable.
Seven tools is well-scoped for a research-plus-advisory assistant: each one maps to a distinct research or action capability. Nothing feels redundant or padded, and nothing essential to the described workflow is missing purely for count reasons.
The surface covers the full research-to-decision lifecycle: market data, history, news, filings, structured financials, portfolio analytics, and a simulated order draft with a safe human-confirmation boundary. Minor gaps exist around order lifecycle (no listing, cancel, or status of draft orders) and multi-ticker screening, but agents can work around these.