quai-mcp-server
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Scored across 17 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource (blocks, transactions, balances, wallets, conversions), and the QUAI vs Qi split is clearly delineated. The only minor overlap is send_transaction also covering QUAI→Qi conversion, which send_qi and convert_qi_to_quai handle separately, but descriptions clarify the paths.
All tools use a predictable verb_first snake_case pattern (get_, create_, import_, send_, resolve_, call_, search_, list_, convert_). Ledger-specific variants are consistently prefixed with qi rather than mixed into inconsistent conventions.
Seventeen tools is slightly beyond the 3–15 sweet spot, but the domain is genuinely large: two ledgers, sharded chains, wallet lifecycle, and conversion flows. Each tool addresses a real operation, so the count feels dense rather than bloated.
The surface covers querying, wallet lifecycle (create/import/list), QUAI and Qi transfers, and the native conversion both ways, which is solid for the domain. Minor gaps remain: no wallet deletion, no Qi transaction/UTXO detail lookup, and no contract state-changing sends (though send_transaction exists despite call_contract's stale description).