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Scored across 15 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource or action, and the descriptions clearly separate market data, quoting, trading, and market-making. However, strata_trade and strata_trades are one character apart, and strata_quote/strata_trade/strata_order_execute overlap in intent, so an agent may need to read descriptions carefully.
All names share the strata_ prefix and use snake_case, and subdomain groupings like market_making_* and order_execute are consistent. But read tools are bare nouns (portfolio, candles, marks) while write tools are verbs, and trades/trade and markets/marks are lexically close, so the convention is not perfectly uniform.
Fifteen tools is at the high end of the well-scoped range, but each represents a distinct capability: account snapshot, points, market data, quoting, execution, market-making, and autonomy. No tool feels like filler or duplication despite the rich feature set.
The surface covers account/portfolio, points, market discovery, market data, quoting, market and limit order execution, market-making lifecycle, IntentBook seats, and autonomy controls. It has no obvious dead ends: order_execute handles cancel/replace/batch, and market-making has prepare/submit/status/intent_execute.