hypernatt-terminal
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Scored across 5 tools
Each tool targets a distinct capability: manifest discovery, cross-chain swap execution, historical L2 archive catalog, live depth views, and liquidation radar. Descriptions go further with explicit 'NOT WHEN' clauses routing agents to the correct alternative (e.g. live data vs archive, depth vs swap), leaving virtually no room for misselection.
Four of five tools follow a clean get_<resource> pattern (get_agent_manifest, get_l2_archive_catalog, get_native_depth, get_liq_radar). swap_via_nattswap deviates with a verb_via_brand form, which is a minor but noticeable break in the convention.
Five tools is a tight, well-scoped set for a market-data-plus-swap terminal. Every tool covers a distinct stage of the workflow (discover, analyze liquidity, inspect depth, fetch history, execute) with no redundancy or filler.
The surface covers discovery, live analytics, historical data, and swap execution for the stated Hyperliquid domain. Minor gaps remain: no swap status/quote-only follow-up, no credits/pass balance check despite pricing referencing them, and depth is limited to BTC/ETH while radar spans more coins.