blpapi-mcp
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Scored across 9 tools
Each tool targets a distinct Bloomberg data type (historical, intraday, reference, block data, ticks, screening, dividends, earnings, turnover), with clear descriptions preventing confusion.
Tool names mix Bloomberg-specific acronyms (bdh, bdib, bdp, bds, bdtick, beqs) with full words (dividend, earning, turnover), lacking a uniform pattern. Acronyms vary in length and structure.
Nine tools cover the core Bloomberg data retrieval needs without overloading; the count is appropriate for a financial data server.
Covers major data types (historical, intraday, reference, screening) but misses real-time data and some corporate actions (e.g., stock splits, M&A). Minor gaps exist but core workflows are functional.