No user-submitted related servers found.
Scored across 38 tools
There is real overlap risk (get_transactions vs get_insider_transactions vs get_recent_filings vs list_filings; search vs search_insiders vs get_insider_directory; get_signals vs explain_signal vs get_convergence_signals; check_usage vs get_usage_history vs get_key_activity), but the descriptions explicitly cross-reference each other and state when to prefer which tool, which largely resolves the ambiguity for an agent.
Almost all tools use a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern (get_*, list_*, search_*), with only minor deviations like the bare `search`, `explain_signal`, and `verify_setup`. Nothing is chaotic or mixed-cased, so the pattern is predictable.
38 tools is heavy, though the server spans several distinct domains (Form 4, Form 144, 13F holdings, Schedule 13D/G, congressional trades, webhooks, key/usage, health). The breadth partly justifies the count, but it sits at the borderline-to-excessive end where consolidation (e.g. merged usage tools or a unified search) would help.
Coverage is broad and read-oriented: companies, insiders, transactions, filings, signals, congress, holdings, usage, and health are all represented, with sensible free-text resolution via `search`. The main gap is the webhook lifecycle — subscriptions can be listed and replayed but never created, edited, enabled, or deleted via tools despite the API supporting it.