Paid2Call

Most tools target a clearly distinct stage of the Paid2Call lifecycle (draft, signing, transactions, callout registration, claims, FOMO). A few pairs sit close together — find_paying_pools vs get_pool (many vs one token) and get_fomo_bonus vs register_fomo_bonus (view vs link) — but the descriptions spell out the difference well enough to avoid misselection.

All 16 tools use a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern (create_launch_draft, get_pool, register_for_payment, prepare_claim_transaction, etc.). The verb variety (get/find/create/prepare/register/report/submit) is domain-driven rather than arbitrary, so the convention stays predictable.

16 tools is on the higher end of the ideal range but is justified by the multi-step, multi-role workflow (creator launch path, caller payment path, signing/transaction relay). Nothing looks redundant enough to trim aggressively.

The surface covers the full launch-and-payment lifecycle: options, draft, signing, transaction submission, status, callout registration, balances, claims and the FOMO bonus. Minor gaps exist (no explicit draft/launch fetch or cancel/expire path), but these are workarounds rather than blockers.