mt4ctl
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TDQS
Scored across 13 tools
Each tool targets a distinct operation on MT4 terminals: adopt, deploy, control, status, logs, screenshot, etc. There is no functional overlap; even similar tools like mt4_status and mt4_verify have different purposes (snapshot vs. polling).
All tools follow an 'mt4_' prefix with verb or verb_noun names (e.g., mt4_deploy, mt4_ea_list). While most are verb_noun, a few like mt4_autotrading and mt4_screenshot are noun phrases, but the pattern is consistent and predictable.
13 tools cover the core lifecycle of MT4 terminal management: adoption, deployment, control, monitoring, diagnostics, and visual feedback. This is a well-scoped count that avoids bloat while providing comprehensive functionality.
The toolset covers CRUD-like operations (deploy, control, status, logs) and diagnostics, but lacks explicit tools for deleting/removing terminals or managing terminal-level configuration beyond login and auto-trading. Minor gap, but core workflows are supported.