InvestMCP
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Scored across 28 tools
Several tool clusters have overlapping boundaries: get_financials, get_key_metrics, get_sec_financials, get_ttm_financials, get_stock_snapshot, and get_ticker_research all return related fundamental/quote/research data, so an agent may struggle to choose the right one. Portfolio tools also overlap (get_holdings, get_portfolio_summary, get_portfolio_returns, get_trading_pnl, export_portfolio_dataset), though the detailed descriptions mitigate some confusion.
All tool names use snake_case and follow a predictable verb_noun pattern (get_*, compare_*, export_*, import_*, snapshot_*, plan_entry). There are no mixed conventions or vague standalone names.
28 tools is heavy for a single server; the broad investment domain justifies some breadth, but the overlapping financial-data and portfolio-analysis tools suggest the surface could be consolidated. It sits at the borderline between appropriately comprehensive and overstuffed.
The surface covers portfolio holdings, transactions, NAV history, returns, P&L, market quotes, candles, fundamentals, SEC filings, insider data, crypto, technical indicators, planning, and comparisons. Order placement is intentionally excluded and some auxiliary areas (watchlists, alerts, news) are absent, but core read-only investment workflows are well covered.