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Scored across 49 tools
Most tools are scoped to a distinct resource—news, filings, options, social, government data—and the detailed descriptions make boundaries fairly clear. However, a few pairs overlap in surface (earnings_history vs earnings_context, quote vs quotes, market_today vs movers) and an agent could pick the wrong one without reading closely.
Nearly all tools use lowercase snake_case noun-style names like key_stats, option_chain, and filing_feed, which is predictable and readable. Minor deviations include verb-first names (find_symbol, list_filings, compare_metrics) and the quote/quotes plural pair, but the overall convention is consistent.
At 49 tools, this is well past the 25+ threshold and feels heavy for an agent to navigate. While the domain is broad—a full market terminal—several tools could be consolidated (quote/quotes, earnings_history/earnings_context, market_today/movers), so the count is more bloated than well-scoped.
The surface covers nearly every major domain of a read-only investment terminal: quotes, fundamentals, news, SEC filings, options, crypto, economic and corporate calendars, social data, government actions, ownership, transcripts, comparables, and trading halts. Minor gaps exist, such as a full balance-sheet breakout or a general-purpose symbol screener, but they are workable.