Bybit MCP Server
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Scored across 396 tools
Many tools overlap heavily: multiple account/balance queries, duplicate conversion-history endpoints (QueryOrderByPage vs QueryOrderFromOpenApi), REST vs WebSocket order variants, generic websocket subscription tools alongside dozens of named subscribe tools, and several sub-account listing endpoints. Descriptions are detailed enough to resolve some cases, but the set as a whole has many unclear boundaries.
Most names are camelCase, but verb conventions are inconsistent (get/query/list/create/place/post/execute/subscribe/ws) and some tools are capitalized or use unusual prefixes such as QueryOrderByPage, ConvertExecute, recAuroraHomeAIParams. This makes the naming pattern hard to predict despite generally readable individual names.
396 tools is an extreme mismatch for an agent-facing server. While it reflects a very broad exchange API, it far exceeds practical scoping and creates severe selection and maintenance overhead.
Coverage spans many Bybit product lines and workflows, but there are notable gaps such as withdrawal execution, transfer execution, and sub-account lifecycle management; several wallet/account surfaces are query-only dead ends. The breadth is impressive but not fully complete for the stated exchange domain.