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Scored across 25 tools
The set has several overlapping families: rank_paste/submit_paste both rank pasted counts, tokenpull/tokenpull_submit both pull local usage, and get_sigrank_standard_record overlaps with cascade-ranking tools. The descriptions are unusually detailed and explicitly say when not to use a tool, which prevents total confusion, but an agent still faces real misselection risk among the near-duplicate preview/pull/paste tools.
Names are consistently snake_case, but the convention is mixed: some use domain prefixes (tokscale_*, tokenpull*), some use get_* resource lookup, some use verb phrases (rank_paste, submit_verified), and some are composite actions (self_improve, discover_peers). It remains readable, but there is no single predictable verb_noun pattern across the set.
At 25 tools, the surface is heavy for a single MCP server even though the domain is broad: local token analytics, leaderboard access, submission, diagnosis, and tokscale profiling. Many analytics and cascade tools earn their place individually, but consolidation of the preview/pull/rank variants would improve scoping.
The domain lifecycle is largely covered: enrollment, local token pull, multi-source comparison, ranking/simulation/diagnosis, leaderboard and operator lookup, verified submission, peer discovery, and extensive tokscale analytics. Minor gaps remain around submission management or richer operator search, but core workflows have no obvious dead ends.