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Scored across 28 tools
Most tools target a clearly distinct resource: quote vs order_book vs trades vs price_history vs real_legal_flow are all separable, and the descriptions actively steer selection (symbol_overview 'start here', trades 'prefer trade_summary'). Residual overlap exists among market_watch / market_snapshot / top_movers (live screen vs historical EOD vs ranked lists) and between quote and symbol_overview, but the wording makes the boundaries workable rather than confusing.
All names are snake_case and follow a coherent noun/resource convention (market_overview, order_book, price_history, codal_filings). A handful use verb_noun or adjectival forms (search_symbol, top_movers, index_contributors, market_holder_moves), which is a minor deviation but not a readability problem.
At 28 tools this sits in the heavy band, and a few could be folded together (e.g. shareholders / shareholder_history / shareholder_portfolio as one tool with a mode parameter, or market_watch / market_snapshot as one with a date). Still, each tool maps to a genuinely different data endpoint in a full exchange terminal, so it is more 'dense' than 'bloated'.
Coverage is broad for a market-data server: quotes, depth, ticks, history, real/legal flow, shareholder lineage, corporate actions, ETF NAV, indices, screening, Codal and a glossary. Gaps remain around historical index/sector time series, symbol-to-symbol comparison, and any derivatives or portfolio/watchlist surface, but agents can work around these.