finstack-mcp
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Scored across 95 tools
The set contains many near-duplicates: multiple quote tools (nse_quote, bse_quote, stock_quote, live_quote, fyers_live_quote, icici_live_quote), several NSE historical candle tools (nse_historical, fyers_candles, icici_candles), two portfolio analyzers (portfolio_analysis, analyze_portfolio), and overlapping insider/sentiment signals. Agents would frequently misselect without reading fine print about data sources and latency.
Naming has no single pattern: some tools are noun phrases (nse_market_status, ipo_calendar, india_gsec_yields), many are verb_noun (calculate_tax_liability, scan_pledge_risks, predict_earnings), and one has a strange _tool suffix (compare_stocks_tool). Similar functions use inconsistent prefixes (nse_, stock_, crypto_, fyers_, icici_) rather than a cohesive convention.
95 tools is an extreme count for any server, far beyond the reasonable 3-15 tool range. The massive surface creates huge selection overhead and indicates the server tries to do everything rather than being well-scoped.
Domain coverage is extensive: quotes, historical data, fundamentals, ratios, options, mutual funds, macro, portfolio analysis, tax, and regulatory filings are all present. Minor gaps exist (no futures/commodities, no stock search by name, no broad global index coverage), but core finance workflows are well covered.