Agent Guild
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Scored across 43 tools
The tool set spans several domains (trust index, escrow, passports, JSON utilities, table utilities, text utilities, data utilities, calc utilities, code utilities). Within each domain tools are distinct, but there is overlap in purpose: e.g. guild_best_agent, guild_check, and guild_search all help choose an agent; guild_preflight, guild_preflight_deep, and guild_evidence_bundle all verify endpoint safety with overlapping features. This causes some ambiguity.
There are two naming conventions: guild_* for the core trust/escrow tools, and ag_* for utility capabilities. Within each group naming is mostly consistent (verb_noun or domain_action). However, the mix of prefixes and some vague verbs like guild_check, guild_watch, guild_report, and the fact that ag_table_csv_to_json and ag_table_json_to_csv are a clear pair but guild_evidence_bundle vs guild_evidence_verify are less predictable, reduces consistency.
With 43 tools, this is a large surface. The core trust/escrow functionality (guild_*) is about 20 tools, and the utility capabilities (ag_*) add another 23. While each utility is small, the total feels heavy and would benefit from grouping or trimming. It is above the ideal range and risks overwhelming agents.
The core trust workflows are well covered: register, prove, attest, record, escrow open/release, search, preflight, evidence. However, there are some gaps: no tool to cancel an escrow, no tool to list your own watches beyond the feed, no tool to revoke an attestation, and no direct way to list all agents except via search. The utility set is broad but not exhaustive (e.g., no base64 encode/decode, no hash other than sha256). Overall, notable but not fatal gaps.