tradingview-mcp
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Scored across 97 tools
Although tools are grouped by domain, several boundaries overlap: chart_manage_indicator vs indicator_add, chart_set_visible_range vs chart_scroll_to_date, and ui_open_panel vs open_panel can lead to misselection. With 97 tools, the sheer number of similar state, indicator, and panel operations makes it hard for an agent to pick the intended one without reading descriptions closely.
The tools generally use readable snake_case domain prefixes like chart_, pine_, draw_, replay_, and ui_, but the verb/noun ordering is inconsistent: data_get_ohlcv and depth_get coexist with symbol_info, get_status, and open_panel. Overall it is navigable, but the convention is mixed rather than uniform.
97 tools is far above the 50+ threshold and creates an extreme selection burden for agents, even though the server covers a broad desktop-automation domain. The count itself is a major usability problem for MCP tool discovery and routing.
For its stated purpose, the tool surface is very complete: charting, Pine scripting, data extraction, drawings, alerts, replay, watchlist, UI automation, layouts/tabs/panes, and broker trading all have solid lifecycle coverage. Minor omissions like alert modification or drawing-property updates are easily worked around, and there are no obvious dead-end operations.