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Scored across 47 tools
Tools are namespaced by asset class and action (market_, crypto_, options_, reference_, analytics_, results_), and the latest_ vs historical vs snapshot distinctions are mostly clear. Some overlap remains—market_snapshots bundles what market_latest_bars/quotes/trades expose individually, and results_describe/sample/query are adjacent—but descriptions disambiguate well.
Uniform snake_case throughout with a consistent prefix_namespace convention (market_latest_bars, crypto_snapshots, options_chain, reference_asset, analytics_returns, results_query). No camelCase or style mixing; the pattern is highly predictable.
47 tools is very heavy and well above the 3-15 sweet spot, fragmenting into many per-asset variants (e.g. separate latest_bars/latest_quotes/latest_trades for market and crypto). The coverage is genuinely broad, but the surface is large enough to burden selection.
Covers the market-data lifecycle thoroughly: historical and latest bars/quotes/trades, snapshots, orderbooks, news, corporate actions, options contracts/chains, plus a rich analytics suite (returns, beta, correlation, drawdown, volatility, resample, align) and a results store. Minor gaps like fundamentals or account/trading operations, but core analytical workflows are complete.