tossinvest-mcp
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Scored across 34 tools
Most tools target clearly distinct resource+action pairs, and the descriptions explicitly differentiate tricky neighbors (stock vs market-indicator investor trading, credit trades vs securities lending, stock vs indicator candles). A few areas still require inference: toss_get_stocks (master data), toss_get_prices (current quotes), and toss_list_stocks (universe) all operate on symbol sets and could be confused by an agent skimming names.
Every tool uses a uniform toss_verb_noun pattern with consistent snake_case (toss_get_*, toss_list_*), and singular/plural distinctions are meaningful (toss_get_order vs toss_get_orders, toss_get_conditional_order vs toss_get_conditional_orders). No style mixing or vague verbs.
34 tools is heavy and borderline for agent selection, spanning market data, sectors, indicators, and account management. Each tool maps to a real API endpoint and earns its place, but the surface is large enough to burden tool selection.
The market-data and analytics surface is thorough (candles, quotes, orderbook, trades, sectors, indicators, investor/short/credit/lending flows), and account reads are covered. However, order lifecycle is read-only: there is no tool to place, modify, or cancel an order or conditional order, which is a notable gap for a brokerage API.