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Scored across 8 tools
Most tools are clearly separated by scope (market-wide scan vs single-asset call, funding arb vs regime), but get_trade_call and get_trade_signal are exact duplicates -- one is explicitly an alias -- which will cause agent confusion. chat_knowledge and search_knowledge also both serve knowledge retrieval, though their descriptions distinguish synthesis from snippets.
Tool names consistently use snake_case imperative verb + noun (scan_, get_, chat_, search_). Minor inconsistency exists between trade_call and trade_signal for the same concept, and 'arb' is abbreviated in scan_funding_arb, but the overall pattern is predictable.
Eight tools is a well-scoped set for a crypto quant signal server: broad scan, per-asset verdict, regime, arbitrage, track record, and knowledge access. None feel extraneous, and the count matches the stated domain.
The main signal lifecycle is covered: market-wide scan, single-asset calls, regime, funding arbitrage, and verified track record. Minor gaps exist, such as no direct tool for raw market data or per-asset listing, but agents can accomplish the core workflow with this surface.