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Scored across 87 tools
While most tools target distinct DART endpoints, several are nearly indistinguishable in practice, such as get_executive_compensation_individual vs get_executive_compensation_individual_v2 and get_individual_pay_over5 vs get_individual_pay_over5_v2, which have identical descriptions. Overlapping debt and treasury stock tool families also blur boundaries, making misselection likely.
The overwhelming majority follow a consistent get_<subject> pattern, which is predictable across the large surface. Minor breaks like search_disclosures, list_financial_document_candidates, create_financial_workbook, and the arbitrary _v2 suffix prevent a perfect score.
87 tools is an extreme count for an MCP server, far beyond the 50+ threshold and likely to overwhelm agent context windows. Even if each endpoint is individually valid, the sheer size makes the toolset difficult to navigate and prune.
The toolset covers a broad and deep slice of DART's disclosure API: regular reports, major disclosures, securities filings, XBRL financials, audit data, shareholder info, and financial workbook generation. Minor gaps exist (e.g., no dedicated tool for certain niche disclosure types), but core workflows are well supported.