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Scored across 35 tools
Most tools target distinct resources or actions, but the history family (copy_rates, probe_history, history_coverage, extend_history, copy_ticks) overlaps enough that an agent must read descriptions carefully to choose correctly. Other groups, such as terminal launch/use/status and profile capture/read/compare, are more clearly separated.
The set mostly follows a predictable verb_noun pattern, with readable names throughout. A few read-only or status tools use noun-only names such as positions, orders, terminal_status, account_health, symbol_info, and history_coverage, but there is no chaotic style mixing.
With 35 tools, the server is well above the reasonable 3–15 range and past the 25+ threshold for being heavy. The domain is broad, but packaging terminal management, history, symbols, compilation, and backtesting into one server makes the surface large and costly to navigate.
The tool surface covers terminal lifecycle, account inspection, symbols, history, EA compilation, snapshots, and backtesting with few dead ends. Gaps such as no live order placement/modification/close and no explicit report-listing tool appear intentional or minor, and agents can work around them.