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    C2.7/5.0

    Scored across 154 tools

    Disambiguation2/5

    Massive overlap across trading entry points: execute_spot, managed_purchase, buy_token, usdc_buy, usdc_buy_with_native and gdex_execute_trade all initiate buys, and sell paths are similarly duplicated. Balance/status tools also collide (get_balances, get_portfolio, get_wallet_info, get_trading_funds, usdc_get_balances, gdex_positions), and auth has many near-equivalent paths. Descriptions add guidance but the agent must still choose among several plausible tools for one intent.

    Naming Consistency2/5

    The surface mixes verb-first actions (get_top_traders, create_copy_trade, pause_copy_trade) with noun/verb phrases (limit_buy, managed_purchase, buy_token, trending_list) and family prefixes (hl_, usdc_, gdex_, get_, update_). Prefix families help, but there is no single predictable convention across the set.

    Tool Count1/5

    154 tools is far beyond a coherent toolset; many are duplicates, low-level manual variants, or documentation wrappers that should be consolidated. This size makes selection and maintenance impractical.

    Completeness4/5

    The domain is covered remarkably broadly: spot, perp, bridging, outcomes, copy trading, balances, auth, docs, watchlist, and social actions. Gaps are mostly minor or intentional (some tools flagged as broken, and certain lifecycle helpers are delegated to lower-level endpoints), but the enormous surface creates dead ends through duplication rather than missing capability.

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