@cryptoapis-io/mcp-utils
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Scored across 5 tools
Tools are mostly separated by blockchain family (utxo, evm, xrp, derive, system docs), which is clear. However, validate-address and decode-raw-transaction appear in both utxo_utils and evm_utils, so the agent must correctly classify the chain; derive_addresses also overlaps conceptually with the chain-specific utils.
utxo_utils, evm_utils, and xrp_utils follow a consistent chain_utils pattern, but system_info is a generic reference tool and derive_addresses uses a verb_noun action style. The mix is readable but not fully consistent.
Five tools is well-scoped for a utility server. Each tool groups related actions by chain family or function, avoiding excessive fragmentation while keeping the surface manageable.
The set covers reference documentation, address validation, raw transaction decoding, X-Address encode/decode, Bitcoin Cash conversion, and HD address derivation. Minor gaps remain, such as raw transaction encoding or broader conversion utilities, but the core Utils domain is well represented.