a-share-mcp
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Scored across 67 tools
Many tools appear to do the same thing: get_historical_k_data and get_price_history both fetch price history; get_realtime_kline and get_intraday_minute_kline overlap heavily; get_financials duplicates the many quarterly financial tools plus get_fina_indicator; and multiple limit-up/industry tools provide competing routes. The descriptions sometimes explain legacy vs new semantics, but an agent can easily misselect among near-duplicates.
Almost all tools use snake_case and most follow a get_* pattern. A few helpers use non-get verbs (is_trading_day, previous_trading_day, next_trading_day, normalize_stock_code, list_industries), but the overall convention remains readable and predictable.
With 67 tools, the surface is far too large for a coherent MCP server. Many tools are legacy duplicates or narrow variants, making the set unwieldy and increasing selection risk.
The server covers a broad A-share data domain: realtime quotes, historical K-lines, financial statements, indices, industry classifications, news, money flow, limit-up pools, corporate actions, and trading calendars. Minor gaps remain, but core data workflows are well represented.