TRON Energy/Bandwidth MCP Server
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TDQS
Scored across 27 tools
Most tools have clear, distinct purposes, but there is notable overlap among market data tools: get_prices, get_available_resources, and get_market_overview all return similar information. Additionally, broadcast_transaction and execute_swap both broadcast signed transactions with energy delegation, and get_balance overlaps somewhat with get_deposit_info.
The naming is largely consistent, with most tools following a clear verb_noun pattern like get_prices, estimate_cost, get_balance, and broadcast_transaction. Minor inconsistencies include 'register' vs 'register_pool', 'tx' vs 'transaction', and 'check_pool_permissions' vs the get_* convention.
With 27 tools, the surface is quite large even for a platform covering market data, purchases, swaps, pool management, and authentication. While the domain is broad, many related getters could be consolidated (e.g., get_prices and get_available_resources into get_market_overview), making the toolset feel inflated.
The core platform capabilities—pricing, cost estimation, buying energy, swapping, pool management, auto-selling, earnings, and authentication—are well covered. However, there is no explicit tool to buy Bandwidth despite it being a listed resource type, and cancellation of orders/swaps is not addressed, leaving some gaps in the expected surface.