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Scored across 37 tools
Most tools are distinct, but there are overlapping pairs/groups: option_expiries vs ib_option_expiries, option_chain vs ib_option_chain, and several PMCC/roll/stop tools such as scan_pmcc, spread_diagonal, ib_pmcc_advisor, ib_collar, ib_stop_loss, and ib_find_short_roll. Descriptions clarify provider and workflow, so an agent can usually choose correctly, but boundaries are not always crisp.
All names use snake_case, but the convention mixes noun phrases (stock_quote, price_history), verb-led scans (scan_bullish, scan_pmcc), category prefixes (spread_*, ib_*, option_*), and one get_version. The prefixes help readability, but there is no single predictable action_verb pattern throughout.
With 37 tools, the surface is heavy and includes many niche option/IB workflows, duplicate provider variants, and overlapping PMCC/stop-management tools. The trading domain is broad, but the set feels over-expanded rather than tightly scoped.
Coverage is broad for market data, options analysis, and IB portfolio/order management, but generic order placement, cancellation, modification, and open-order listing are missing. Execution is limited to specialized 0DTE, stop-loss, and trailing-stop workflows, leaving dead ends for general trading workflows.