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Scored across 5 tools
The calendar tool and the per-token tool clearly differ (many unlocks vs one token, up to 60 days), and their descriptions explicitly cross-reference each other. The only real overlap is between get_method_and_track_record (rating explanation + track record) and get_dataset_info (sources, formula, thresholds, limitations) — both partly explain the rating methodology, so an agent may pause over which to call.
All five tools follow a uniform snake_case get_<noun> pattern with descriptive noun phrases. No mixing of conventions, no vague verbs like process or run.
Five tools is well-scoped for a narrow, single-domain data server (unlock calendar, per-token unlocks, on-chain check, methodology, dataset info). Each tool covers a distinct access path and none looks redundant.
The surface covers discovery (calendar with filters), drill-down (per token), verification (on-chain), and trust/provenance (method, dataset info) — a coherent lifecycle for this domain. Minor gaps: no tool to enumerate covered tokens/blockchains directly, and past unlocks are only exposed in aggregate via the track record rather than as queryable history for a specific token.