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      Enables AI agents to query Base on-chain data such as balances, token metadata, transactions, gas, names, prices, transfers, and contract details through paid MCP tools using x402 payments.
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      Enables AI agents to verify that an x402 API is live, real, and fairly priced before authorizing a payment, and to query live market data on agent commerce across Base and Solana. Exposes twelve tools covering pre-payment checks, provider ranking, liveness lookups, market snapshots and diffs, circular-settlement and whale signals, token metrics, provider revenue, and monthly report data, with free, free-key, and paid x402 tiers.
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      Pay-per-call MCP and x402 v2 server on Base USDC providing 19 keyless tools for AI agents: web extraction, social and academic search, B2B lead and domain intelligence, npm/PyPI package and smart-contract security audits, OFAC compliance screening, and DeFi swap quotes
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      Provides 59 pay-per-call AI tools covering crypto prices and audits, market and whale data, LLM chat, image generation, web search/fetch/summarize, and utility services, with automatic x402 USDC-on-Base payments and on-chain receipts. It works with Claude Code/Desktop, Cursor, and other MCP clients without API keys or subscriptions.
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      Pay-per-call ($0.005-$0.03 USDC) market, on-chain, and prediction-market data API for AI agents and trading bots via x402 — no signup, no API key. Remote MCP server, 28 tools: token security (honeypot/liquidity/counterfeit checks), Hyperliquid oracle-gap risk, kimchi premium, funding APR, DEX slippage, Polymarket arbitrage/liquidity audits, Hyperliquid HIP-4 odds.
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    A3.6/5.0

    Scored across 20 tools

    Disambiguation4/5

    Each tool targets a distinct resource or action (token lookup, exitability, wallet holdings, agent registry, etc.), and descriptions explicitly cross-reference alternatives. Minor potential confusion among agent-related tools (x1_agents, x1_passport, erc8004_how_to) and token-price tools, but the set generally disambiguates well.

    Naming Consistency4/5

    All names use lower snake_case consistently, with no camelCase mixing. However, the set mixes noun phrases (holdings, candles, threat_intel) with a few action phrases (get_onto_x1, swap_build, token_lookup), so the pattern is not fully uniform.

    Tool Count3/5

    20 tools is at the heavy end for a single MCP server. While most tools have distinct purposes, the surface could likely be consolidated in places, such as agent-related tools and token data tools.

    Completeness3/5

    Covers core X1 token, wallet, trade, exitability, payment, and agent workflows. Notable gaps include no firehose/chain-wide trade tool despite being referenced in recent_trades, and no agent management beyond initial registration.

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