tossinvest-mcp
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Scored across 17 tools
Every tool targets a distinct data type or account operation, and even the easily confused toss_get_orders vs toss_get_order are clearly separated by their descriptions. Market data, reference data, account data, and order lookup tools have clean boundaries.
All tools follow the same toss_get_<resource> pattern with snake_case naming, making the set highly predictable. Minor differences like prices vs price_limits reflect the underlying resource names rather than inconsistent conventions.
At 17 tools, the server is slightly above the typical well-scoped range, but the count is justified by the breadth of read-only capabilities. Each tool maps to a distinct endpoint that an agent would reasonably need for market data and account inquiry.
The read-only side of the domain is well covered: market data, reference data, exchange rates, calendars, accounts, holdings, and order retrieval are all present. However, there are no order placement, cancellation, or modification tools, so the investment workflow has a notable dead end and cannot execute trades.