meritz-mcp
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Scored across 7 tools
The seven top-level tools map cleanly to distinct domains: account, domestic market, overseas market, forex, reference data, trading, and server info. Although each tool internally dispatches many api_type operations, the domain boundaries between tools are unambiguous, so an agent can reliably choose the right tool family.
Every tool follows the same meritz_<domain> naming convention, and the internal api_type operation names use a consistent snake_case style with predictable prefixes (market_, ovs_, fx_, ref_, orders_, reserved_orders_). The convention is uniform across the set, even though it is noun-based rather than verb_noun.
Seven top-level tools is a reasonable, well-scoped surface. However, the aggregation is heavy: meritz_trading alone exposes 24 api_type operations, and several other tools expose 12–13 each, so the effective operation count is very large for a small number of dispatcher tools.
The surface covers account balances, holdings, transactions, domestic and overseas quotes/candles/orderbooks/trades, forex rates and exchanges, reference calendars/sessions, and a full domestic/overseas order lifecycle including buy, sell, cancel, modify, and reserved orders. No obvious operational gaps are apparent for a brokerage API wrapper.