toss-invest-mcp
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Scored across 17 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes (e.g., quote vs. orderbook vs. candles), but 'order_type' is highly ambiguous—it sounds like a parameter or enum rather than a tool, and its description mixes order types with quantity/price parameters. This could lead an agent to mistake it for a configuration tool or parameter documentation.
Names are predominantly snake_case and lowercase, but there is a mix of single nouns (quote, orderbook, candles) and verb_noun patterns (preview_order, place_order, cancel_order). The deviation is minor and still readable, with no camelCase or chaotic naming.
The server provides 17 tools (per list), which is slightly above the ideal 3–15 range but justified for a trading platform covering market data, account info, order lifecycle, and safety. Most tools earn their place, though 'order_type' may be unnecessary.
The surface covers core trading workflows: market data, holdings, buying power, order preview/place/cancel, and safety status. Minor gaps include a direct cash balance tool (buying_power approximates) and order modification, but these are workable and not critical for the stated purpose.