StockScreen MCP Server
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Scored across 4 tools
Each tool targets a distinct purpose: screening, watchlist management, result retrieval, and news. However, get_screening_result could be confused with run_stock_screen if users expect immediate output from the latter, though descriptions help clarify.
Tool names are consistent in verb_noun format (run_, manage_, get_, get_). The only minor deviation is manage_watchlist using 'manage' instead of a more specific action verb, but the pattern is largely uniform.
Four tools is reasonable for a stock screening and watchlist server, though the scope could justify a few more (e.g., get_watchlist separate from manage). It is slightly thin but not inadequate for core functionality.
The server covers screening, saving results, retrieving saved results, and watchlist management. However, it lacks tools for updating or deleting screening results, or performing actions beyond retrieval on these results, leaving notable lifecycle gaps.