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The three stress_* tools and two what-if tools live in the same conceptual neighborhood, so an agent must read carefully to pick between stress_portfolio, stress_curve, stress_whatif, and whatif_order. That said, each has a clearly distinct purpose—underlying-shock P&L, multi-volatility curves, hypothetical-leg P&L, and IB margin impact—and the descriptions draw those boundaries well.
snake_case verb_noun names are the dominant pattern (check_connection, get_margin_summary, stress_portfolio, calibrate_vol_coord), but whatif_order breaks the verb convention and the stress_/get_/whatif_ prefixes are not uniformly aligned. Still, the names are predictable enough to group and search.
Nine tools cover the server's stated risk-analysis scope without redundancy: connection health, margin, greeks, vol surface, stress curves, what-if, and calibration. Each tool occupies a distinct function and none feel like filler.
The risk workflow is well covered: users can check connectivity, inspect margin and greeks, fetch vol surfaces, stress the book, add hypothetical legs, and estimate margin impact. Minor gaps remain—there is no direct non-option position listing and no way to stress an individual underlying without running the whole portfolio—but these are workarounds rather than dead ends.