MCP Paradex Server
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Scored across 16 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct purpose. Market data tools (bbo, orderbook, klines, trades, markets, summaries, funding_data) cover different aspects. Vault tools (vault_account_summary, vault_balance, vault_positions, vaults, vault_summary, vault_transfers) each provide unique account information. System tools (system_config, system_state) and filters_model serve separate needs. No significant overlap.
All tool names follow the pattern 'paradex_' followed by a domain noun or compound noun (e.g., 'bbo', 'filters_model', 'vault_account_summary'). The naming structure is consistent, though some names use a single noun (e.g., 'paradex_markets') and others use multiple nouns (e.g., 'paradex_market_summaries'). This is a minor deviation from a strict pattern, but overall it is clear and predictable.
With 16 tools, the count is on the higher side for a data-oriented server, but each tool serves a distinct data retrieval purpose (market, system, vault). No tool seems superfluous. The number is appropriate for the scope of providing comprehensive read access to exchange data and account information.
The tool set is missing critical trading execution tools such as place_order, cancel_order, or modify_order. Given that the tools extensively support pre-trade analysis and account monitoring, the lack of order management creates a significant gap for actual trading. This suggests an incomplete surface for a server named 'Paradex Server'.