iran-brokers-mcp
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Scored across 22 tools
Most tools target distinct resources or asset classes, and descriptions explicitly cross-reference alternatives such as br_etfs vs br_screener and br_stocks vs br_market_top. However, there is still meaningful overlap between list/screener/detail tools and between source-specific ranking tools, so an agent must read the source and 'Next' guidance carefully.
All tools use a consistent br_ prefix with lowercase snake_case names. Singular/plural distinctions are used meaningfully, e.g. br_stock vs br_stocks and br_fund vs br_mofid_funds.
Twenty-two tools is on the heavy side, but the server covers a wide domain: stocks, ETFs, funds, bonds, options, indices, industries, news, filings, rates, and education. The count is defensible, though a few overlapping list/ranking tools could potentially be consolidated.
The surface covers search, quotes, history, market overview, asset-class detail, screening, rankings, filings, technicals, valuation scores, rates, and educational content. Minor gaps remain, such as structured financial statements or more direct fundamental data beyond announcements and scores, but most workflows have a path.