Rootstock MCP Server
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TDQS
Scored across 8 tools
Each tool targets a distinct function: generic contract call, specific deployments, ERC20 operations, account info, and gas price. No overlap or ambiguity.
Mix of verb_noun patterns (call_contract, get_address) and noun_verb patterns (erc20_balance, erc20_transfer). The deployment tools start with 'deploy' but have varying suffixes.
8 tools is well-scoped for a blockchain interaction server, covering deployment, generic calls, ERC20, account, and gas data without being excessive.
Missing basic blockchain operations like native RBTC transfer, balance of native token, transaction receipts, and block info. The tool set is biased toward property-related contracts and ERC20, leaving gaps for general use.