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Scored across 6 tools
Most tools are distinct, but buy-token and jupiter-swap both enable acquiring tokens, differing only by DEX protocol. Launch-token's optional initial buy also overlaps somewhat with buying, though its primary purpose is creation. Descriptions mention protocols, but an agent could still select the wrong tool for a simple token purchase.
Tool names mix conventions: launch-token and buy-token use verb-noun, while token-lookup and jupiter-swap use noun-verb, and birdeye-trending-tokens/birdeye-top-traders follow a brand-noun pattern. This inconsistent naming makes it harder to predict tool names.
Six tools is a well-scoped count for a meme token server, covering token creation, purchasing, swapping, lookup, and market data. Each tool serves a distinct function with no redundancy in count.
Core trading workflows are covered: launch, buy, swap, lookup, and market insights. Minor gaps exist, such as no explicit price feed or wallet balance tool, but these can be worked around via existing swap/lookup tools. The surface is fairly complete for the stated purpose.