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Scored across 24 tools
Most tools map to clearly distinct Yahoo endpoints (quote, history, financials, holders, options, screen, sector), and the descriptions actively disambiguate the tricky pairs like get_quote vs get_quotes and get_fund_data vs get_company_info. However, get_earnings, get_calendar, and get_estimates overlap around earnings dates and analyst estimates, and get_sector/get_industry could be confused with symbol-based lookups despite the warnings.
A strong, predictable get_<resource> pattern covers the large majority of the 24 tools, all in snake_case with no camelCase mixing. The deviations are a few non-get verbs (search, screen, server_status) that are still readable but break the otherwise uniform convention.
24 tools is on the heavy side of the ideal band, but each corresponds to a genuinely different slice of Yahoo Finance data (fundamentals, ownership, analyst, options, screening, discovery), so none feels redundant. The only mild padding is the overlap between get_earnings, get_calendar, and get_estimates.
The surface spans the full lifecycle: symbol discovery, quotes, history, statements, dividends/splits, ownership, insider activity, analyst coverage, options, SEC filings, fund data, screening, and sector/industry/market browsing. There are no obvious dead ends for a finance data agent, and known upstream limitations (non-US options, non-US SEC filings) are explicitly documented.