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Scored across 26 tools
Most tools target distinct resources and actions (orders vs positions vs accounts vs charts). The main ambiguity is among the three account tools (nt_accounts, nt_account_info, nt_account_balance), which offer overlapping balance/position information.
All tools follow the 'nt_' prefix with snake_case, and the pattern is predictable: action verbs for mutations (place_order, cancel_order) and noun phrases for queries (orders, positions, account_info). No camelCase or mixed conventions.
26 tools is on the heavy side, but the broad domain of a trading platform justifies many of them. However, there is some redundancy (e.g., three account tools, two position tools) and the chart/strategy tools feel somewhat niche, making the set slightly over-scoped.
The surface covers core trading workflows: order CRUD, position management, account details, market data, and basic chart/strategy controls. Notable gaps include no tool to start a strategy and the historical bars tool is a non-functional placeholder, but most essential operations are present.