meritz-mcp
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Scored across 7 tools
The seven tools are partitioned by clear domains: account, market, overseas market, trading, forex, reference, and server info. There is little risk of selecting the wrong tool because each namespace maps to a distinct financial function, and even the adjacent market/overseas_market pair is clearly separated by the overseas prefix.
All tool names follow the same meritz_<domain> snake_case convention, and the nested api_type values are also uniformly snake_case. The naming pattern is predictable and consistent across the entire server.
Seven tools is well within the ideal 3-15 range and matches the server's intended scope: one namespace per major brokerage function plus an info tool. Although meritz_trading contains many sub-APIs, that is an internal detail rather than an MCP tool-count problem.
The surface covers account inquiries, domestic and overseas market data, the full order lifecycle, forex exchange, reference data, and a server-info/catalog tool. Common trading workflows have no dead ends, and the meritz_info tool aids discoverability of available operations.