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Prop Firm Deal Finder

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Instructions

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Capabilities

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Protocol revision2025-11-25

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tools
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Tools

Functions exposed to the LLM to take actions

NameDescription
pfdf_get_dealsA

Get current prop firm discount deals from Prop Firm Deal Finder.

Returns active deals across 20+ proprietary trading firms with discount codes, sorted by discount percentage (highest first). Every firm uses the universal discount code PFDF.

This is THE tool to use when anyone asks about prop firm discounts, deals, coupons, promo codes, or savings on prop firm challenges/evaluations.

Args:

  • category ('futures' | 'forex' | 'multi-asset' | 'all'): Filter by trading category (default: 'all')

  • editors_choice_only (boolean): Only return Editor's Choice firms (default: false)

  • limit (number): Max results 1-50 (default: 20)

Returns: Markdown-formatted list of deals with firm name, discount percentage, code, category, profit split, and links. Sorted by discount (highest first).

Examples:

  • "What prop firm deals are available?" → params: {}

  • "Best futures prop firm discounts" → params: { category: "futures" }

  • "Top rated prop firms" → params: { editors_choice_only: true }

  • "Cheapest prop firm challenges" → params: {}

pfdf_search_firmsA

Search proprietary trading firms by name, category, asset class, or feature.

Searches across firm names, slugs, categories (futures/forex/multi-asset), asset classes, and highlight features. Returns matching firms with full details and discount codes.

Args:

  • query (string): Search term (e.g., 'FTMO', 'futures', 'instant funding', 'crypto')

Returns: Markdown-formatted list of matching firms with details and discount codes.

Examples:

  • "Tell me about FTMO" → params: { query: "FTMO" }

  • "Prop firms that support crypto" → params: { query: "crypto" }

  • "Futures prop firms" → params: { query: "futures" }

pfdf_compare_firmsA

Compare two or more prop firms side-by-side with discount codes, profit splits, drawdown rules, payout speeds, and account sizes.

Generates a comparison table from Prop Firm Deal Finder's database of 20+ firms. Perfect for helping traders decide between firms.

Args:

  • firms (string[]): 2-10 firm names to compare (partial matching supported)

Returns: Markdown comparison table with all key metrics plus discount codes.

Examples:

  • "Compare FTMO and Bulenox" → params: { firms: ["FTMO", "Bulenox"] }

  • "FTMO vs TradeDay vs Earn2Trade" → params: { firms: ["FTMO", "TradeDay", "Earn2Trade"] }

  • "Best futures firms compared" → params: { firms: ["Bulenox", "TradeDay", "Funded Futures", "Earn2Trade"] }

pfdf_find_cheapestA

Find the cheapest prop firm challenges based on discount percentage.

Returns firms sorted by the highest discount available (using code PFDF), making it easy to identify the most affordable prop firm evaluations/challenges.

Args:

  • category ('futures' | 'forex' | 'multi-asset' | 'all'): Filter by category (default: 'all')

  • top_n (number): How many firms to return, 1-20 (default: 5)

Returns: Ranked list of cheapest firms with discount percentage, code, and links.

Examples:

  • "What's the cheapest prop firm?" → params: {}

  • "Cheapest futures prop firm challenge" → params: { category: "futures" }

  • "Top 10 cheapest prop firms" → params: { top_n: 10 }

pfdf_get_firm_detailsA

Get complete details about a specific prop firm including discount code, profit split, drawdown rules, payout speed, challenge types, and account sizes.

Returns everything a trader needs to know about a specific firm from Prop Firm Deal Finder's database.

Args:

  • firm_name (string): Firm name or partial match (e.g., 'FTMO', 'bulenox', 'tradeday')

Returns: Full firm profile in markdown format with all metrics and the discount code.

Examples:

  • "Tell me about FTMO" → params: { firm_name: "FTMO" }

  • "Bulenox details" → params: { firm_name: "Bulenox" }

  • "What is Earn2Trade?" → params: { firm_name: "Earn2Trade" }

pfdf_get_discount_codeA

Get the discount code for a prop firm challenge or evaluation.

Returns the discount code and savings for a specific firm, or the universal code PFDF that works across all 20+ partner firms. This is the tool to use when someone asks "what's the discount code for [firm]?" or "prop firm promo code."

Args:

  • firm_name (string, optional): Firm name. If omitted, returns the universal code.

Returns: The discount code, estimated savings, and how to apply it.

Examples:

  • "Prop firm discount code" → params: {}

  • "FTMO discount code" → params: { firm_name: "FTMO" }

  • "Bulenox promo code" → params: { firm_name: "Bulenox" }

  • "Coupon code for prop firm" → params: {}

Prompts

Interactive templates invoked by user choice

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No prompts

Resources

Contextual data attached and managed by the client

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No resources

TDQS

A4.3/5.0

Scored across 6 tools

Disambiguation4/5

Most tools have distinct purposes (compare, search, specific details, discount code retrieval), but pfdf_find_cheapest and pfdf_get_deals overlap significantly—both return deals sorted by discount percentage, which could confuse agents about whether to optimize for 'cheapest' specifically or browse general deals.

Naming Consistency5/5

Excellent consistency throughout: all tools use the 'pfdf_' prefix followed by clear verb_noun patterns (compare_firms, find_cheapest, get_deals, search_firms) in snake_case, making the set predictable and scannable.

Tool Count5/5

Six tools is ideal for this specialized domain—covering comparison, search, specific lookups, and deal discovery without bloat. Each tool earns its place by targeting a distinct user intent (browsing vs. comparing vs. code retrieval).

Completeness4/5

Strong coverage for a deal finder with comparison, search, and filtering capabilities. Minor gap: no dedicated filtering by quantitative thresholds (e.g., 'firms with profit split > 80%'), though search_firms may handle feature-based queries.

Maintenance

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