stealthguard-402
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TDQS
Scored across 15 tools
Several tools target nearly identical ground: polymarket_top_whales, polymarket_alpha_divergence, and alpha_polymarket_whale_orderflow all describe Polymarket CLOB orderbook/whale imbalance analysis with overlapping 'smart-money' framing. Sanitization/injection-scrubbing also appears redundantly across stealth_scrape_and_sanitize, security_prompt_firewall, research_deep_web_dossier, and nearly every other tool, making boundaries hard to draw.
There is a loose domain-prefix convention (polymarket_*, security_*, research_*, base_*, oracle_*) but the action portion varies between noun phrases (polymarket_alpha_divergence) and verb phrases (stealth_scrape_and_sanitize, pre_trade_agent_gate), and some tools have no prefix at all. Readable but not a predictable verb_noun pattern.
15 tools is reasonable for a multi-domain toolkit spanning scraping, security, Polymarket, and research. Each tool earns a place, though the count sits at the upper edge of a clean single-purpose server.
The server is a grab-bag across crypto alpha, security verification, and web research rather than one coherent domain, so coverage is broad but shallow per area. There is no clear lifecycle to complete, and some adjacent operations (e.g. portfolio/position tracking or write actions) are absent, leaving notable gaps.