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TDQS
Scored across 15 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes (quotes vs. history vs. profile vs. financials), and the descriptions explicitly disambiguate the tricky pairs: key_rates vs. policy_rate, search_companies vs. validate_symbol, and search_disclosures vs. search_disclosure_fulltext. Minor residual overlap exists between get_indices and get_market_summary (both return index levels), but descriptions steer usage.
Every tool follows a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern (get_*, search_*, validate_*), e.g. get_stock_quote, get_price_history, search_disclosures, validate_symbol. No camelCase mixing or erratic verb styles; the convention is predictable throughout.
15 tools is well within the ideal 3-15 range and each tool covers a distinct slice of the PSE data domain (rates, quotes, history, dividends, indices, disclosures, profiles, financials). Nothing appears redundant or padding.
The surface covers a strong breadth of the domain: identity/search, quotes, OHLC history, dividends/rights, indices, market snapshot, disclosures (metadata + full-text + detail), profiles, financials, and BSP rates. Gaps like level-2 data, historical index series, or gainers/losers exist but some are unavailable at source, so agents can work around them.