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Scored across 205 tools
With 205 tools, there is significant overlap and many similar-sounding tools (e.g., buy_order, buy_multiple_orders, buy_orders_and_contract, pm_buy_order). Descriptions help somewhat but the sheer number makes disambiguation difficult for an agent.
Naming conventions are inconsistent: mixed use of underscores (e.g., add_dev_share) and camelCase (e.g., pm_can_user_buy), irregular prefixes like 'pm_' for private market tools but not always, and varied verb patterns (get_ vs list_).
205 tools is excessively high for an MCP server. While the server covers many domains, many tools are overly granular (e.g., 20+ updown_* tools). This vast surface is hard to navigate and likely beyond practical utility.
The tool set covers a broad range of functionality (tokens, markets, loans, vesting, social features, agents). However, there are some gaps like no delete for tokens or markets, and some lifecycle steps missing (e.g., no update for markets). Overall moderately complete.