Add OptionsAhoy MCP server to Finance & Crypto

[AlvisoOculus]

Adds the OptionsAhoy remote MCP server to the Finance & Crypto category.

OptionsAhoy is a multi-year equity-compensation tax optimization engine. It returns the globally-optimal incentive stock option (ISO) and alternative minimum tax (AMT) exercise schedule, non-qualified stock option (NSO) sell-vs-hold decision, restricted stock unit (RSU) vest plan, single-stock concentration sell-down, protective put and zero-cost collar pricing, and Section 1202 qualified small business stock (QSBS) qualification verdict. It covers the full federal tax code plus all 50 states and DC.

Remote HTTP MCP at https://optionsahoy.com/mcp (no auth, no install). 6 tools.

Repository: https://github.com/AlvisoOculus/optionsahoy-mcp

Single entry appended to the bottom of docs/finance--crypto.md per the contribution guide. No generated files touched.

[wilsonccccc]

Thanks for the submission. The project URL is reachable and the category is plausible, but the entry makes very strong financial/tax claims and is longer than we want in the catalog. Please rewrite it as a concise, neutral description of the MCP server and avoid claims like globally optimal coverage or full tax-code coverage unless they are documented in the project.

[wilsonccccc]

Closing this because the contributor fork does not allow maintainer pushes, so the conflict could not be resolved on the original branch. The same OptionsAhoy entry and structured metadata were merged via #747.

[AlvisoOculus]

Good call on the wording, thanks. I've rewritten the entry to be concise and neutral in #749 — dropped 'globally-optimal' and 'full tax code', trimmed the length, and (separately) corrected the tool count to 7. Since this PR is closed, the fix targets the merged entry directly via #749.

[AlvisoOculus]

Small correction to my note above: in #749 I scoped 'globally-optimal' rather than removing it entirely — it now reads 'optimal ... Each result is globally optimal within the modeled problem constraints', since the optimizer does return the global optimum of the modeled tax problem (just not across every possible strategy). Also changed 'full federal tax code' to 'full relevant federal tax code'. Happy to adjust either if you'd prefer them dropped outright.