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Scored across 7 tools
Each tool targets a distinct capability tier: free preview, free audit stream, standard paid audit, priority audit, wallet reputation, web scraping, and a bundle. The only friction is the audit trio (token_audit, priority_audit, preflight_bundle), which overlap in purpose, but the cost/freshness/bundling cues in the descriptions mostly resolve the choice.
All names share the aegis_ prefix and snake_case with a resource-qualified style (aegis_token_audit, aegis_wallet_kya, aegis_web_scrape). The internal ordering varies slightly (adjective-first in priority_audit, noun-first elsewhere), but the pattern is predictable.
Seven tools is well within the ideal range and each earns its place: two free discovery tools, two paid audit tiers, wallet KYA, scraping, and an all-in-one bundle. No redundant or filler tools are present.
The surface covers the core pre-trade workflow: market preview, security audit, priority audit, counterparty KYA, and a combined bundle, plus web scraping for research. Minor gaps exist—no standalone AP2 spend-mandate tool (only inside the bundle) and no lookup of a historical audit for a specific token beyond the recent stream—but agents can work around these.