avalanche-mcp-server
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Scored across 41 tools
Most tools map clearly to distinct resources: docs, ACPs, upgrades, EVM reads, P-Chain, X-Chain, and Data API. A few pairs overlap conceptually, such as `avax_get_doc` vs `avax_fetch_live_doc` or the separate balance tools, but the descriptions and prefixes make the intended boundaries clear.
The server consistently uses an `avax_` prefix and mostly follows a verb-first pattern such as `get_*`, `list_*`, `search_*`, and `generate_*`. A few noun-style names like `avax_icm_recipe`, `avax_console_flows`, `avax_acp_votes`, and `avax_node_info` break the pattern, but the overall style remains readable and predictable.
With 41 tools, the server is too heavy and will create selection burden for agents. The many `data_*`, `pchain_*`, and hosted-proxy tools are individually useful but could be consolidated or exposed as parametrized sub-resources to reduce the surface.
The server covers the Avalanche documentation, ACPs, upgrades, network registry, EVM read operations, P-Chain/X-Chain reads, ecosystem integrations, and live data API access. Minor gaps exist, such as missing direct action for some hosted capabilities, but the available surface is comprehensive for a read-oriented knowledge and data server.