proofmarket-mcp
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Scored across 5 tools
Most tools have clear boundaries: submit_proof_request and poll_proof handle request lifecycle, simulate_coordination explores scenarios, and compose_workflow orchestrates. However, market_state and simulate_coordination both report utilization and gaps, so agents could initially confuse which to use for current market health vs. hypothetical coordination regimes.
The set is mostly verb_noun (simulate_coordination, submit_proof_request, poll_proof, compose_workflow), but market_state breaks the pattern as a noun phrase rather than get_market_state, creating minor inconsistency.
Five tools is appropriate for the server's focus on market analysis, request submission, status polling, and workflow composition. It's neither sparse nor bloated, covering the core interactions with a proof market.
The core lifecycle is covered: market state inquiry, simulation for planning, request submission, result polling, and workflow orchestration. Missing operations like canceling requests or listing historical requests are workable gaps, but the essential seeker-approval journey is represented.