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Scored across 4 tools
The four tools target distinguishable operations: single-asset insight, single-pair signal, multi-asset signals, and market ranking. However, get_signal, batch_signals, and scan_market all revolve around quantitative signals and require different passes, which creates mild overlap an agent could mix up. The descriptions clarify input formats (pair vs. coin id) and pass requirements, mitigating most confusion.
Names mostly follow a verb_noun pattern (get_insight, get_signal, batch_signals, scan_market) in consistent snake_case. The deviation is that similar operations use different leading verbs (get_ vs. batch_ vs. scan_), but the style is otherwise predictable.
Four tools is slightly thin but reasonable for a read-only analytics/market-data API. Each tool maps to a distinct product tier (Insight, Quant Pro, Quant Plus, Market Scan), so none feel redundant. A couple more lifecycle helpers could round it out, but nothing is bloated.
As a read-only crypto analytics surface, it covers single-asset analysis, single-pair signals, batch signals, and market scanning, which is good lifecycle coverage for queries. No obvious query gaps for the stated purpose, though discoverability of the curated universe is left implicit.