sophia-house-mcp
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Scored across 3 tools
verify_settlement and anchor_receipt both check SEPTA mined status for a given txid; the latter adds anchor record retrieval, so an agent might pick verify_settlement when it actually needs anchor_receipt. Descriptions differentiate the special case, but the overlap in on-chain verification logic creates some ambiguity.
verify_settlement and anchor_receipt follow a verb_noun pattern, but book_status is noun_noun, and the verb choices are not from a consistent family. Still mostly readable but mixed conventions.
Three tools is lean but each covers a distinct read-only operation (verify a tx, verify an anchor, read a day's book) for a narrow settlement-verification service. Slightly under-scoped but reasonable.
Covers verifying a single txid, verifying an anchor stamp, and reading a day's settlement book. Missing batch verification or lookup of individual settlement details by other criteria, but core audit needs are met.