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Scored across 19 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource or action: indices, constituents, knowledge base, screener fields, company metrics, and macro data. Even similar tools like get_markets vs get_macro_indicators or search_company vs screen_companies are clearly separated by their target resource and usage flow.
The set predominantly follows a get_<resource> convention (get_markets, get_financials, get_shareholding, etc.), which makes the API predictable. A few action-first names like list_popular_screens, screen_companies, search_company, and fetch_document break the pattern slightly but remain intuitive and consistent in style.
19 tools is slightly heavy, but the server's scope is broad: market indices, company fundamentals, screening, document retrieval, and macroeconomic data. Each tool earns its place and there is no obvious redundancy, so the count feels reasonable despite being on the upper end.
The tool surface covers the core investor research workflow: company search, screening, financials, shareholding, operational metrics, revenue mix, fund flow, documents, and market/macro context. Notable gaps like per-stock price history or direct peer comparison are missing, but most workflows can still be completed through constituents and screening tools.