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Scored across 14 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct data shapes (trades rows, price series, supply offers, rankings, news, reports), and descriptions explicitly cross-reference alternatives. The few near-overlaps — ime_securities vs ime_certificates vs ime_board, and ime_market_summary vs ime_daily_totals — are disambiguated by 'use X for Y, use Z for W' guidance, though an agent must still read carefully to pick correctly.
Every tool uses the same ime_ prefix plus a snake_case noun phrase (ime_trades, ime_price_history, ime_market_summary, ime_daily_totals). No mixed casing, verb styles, or stray abbreviations, so the pattern is fully predictable.
14 tools is squarely in the well-scoped range for a market-data API spanning physical trades, financial instruments, certificates, options, supply, stats, news, and reports. Each tool maps to a distinct data view rather than padding the surface.
The read-only surface is broad and coherent: reference data (producers, categories), trades/supply/price history, aggregates (summary, daily totals, rankings), plus financial instruments, options, certificates, board, news, and weekly reports. Minor gaps exist — there is no broker lookup analogous to ime_producers, no explicit symbol/instrument search tool, and weekly reports are link-only — but these are workable around.