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Scored across 36 tools
There are two parallel sets of option tools (ib_* and non-ib) that overlap heavily: ib_option_chain/option_chain, ib_option_expiries/option_expiries, ib_pmcc_advisor/scan_pmcc, ib_find_short_roll/spread_diagonal. The ib_* tools are distinguished by requiring TWS/IB Gateway, but an agent could easily confuse which to use for a given task, especially since both sets cover similar option analysis territory.
Most tools follow a noun-based or verb_noun pattern (stock_quote, price_history, option_chain, spread_vertical, ib_account), but there is inconsistency: some use verbs (scan_bullish, whale_hunting, get_version), some use nouns (fundamentals, piotroski_score), and the ib_* prefix is applied inconsistently (ib_delta_exposure vs delta_exposure doesn't exist, but ib_option_chain vs option_chain both exist). The naming is readable but not predictable.
36 tools is heavy for a trading server, and many are near-duplicates (ib_option_chain/option_chain, ib_option_expiries/option_expiries, ib_pmcc_advisor/scan_pmcc, ib_find_short_roll/spread_diagonal). The count feels bloated rather than well-scoped, though each tool does have a specific function.
The server covers a broad trading workflow: market data, fundamentals, options analysis, spread strategies, scanning, and IBKR account management. Minor gaps exist (no explicit order placement for non-IB tools, no portfolio-level risk aggregation beyond ib_portfolio_action_report), but the core domain of stock/option analysis and IBKR integration is well covered.