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Scored across 267 tools
With 267 tools, many overlap heavily (e.g., getIncomeStatement vs getIncomeStatementTTM vs getIncomeStatementGrowth vs getIncomeStatementAsReported vs getIncomeStatementsBulk; getQuote vs getQuoteShort vs getBatchQuotes; getSenateTrades vs getSenateTradesById vs getSenateTradesByName). Descriptions help somewhat, but an agent will frequently struggle to select the correct granular variant.
Most tools use camelCase with get/search prefixes, but verb conventions are mixed (get, search, list, calculate, lookup, and noun-only stockScreener). Some near-duplicate names differ only by suffixes like Latest, TTM, or Bulk, which adds friction despite general readability.
267 tools is an extreme mismatch for a single MCP server. This far exceeds the 50+ threshold and results in an unwieldy surface where many tools are granular variants that could be consolidated.
The surface comprehensively covers equities, financial statements, ETFs, forex, crypto, news, calendars, SEC filings, insider and political trades, valuation, and technical indicators. For a financial data retrieval API, the coverage is essentially exhaustive with no obvious gaps.