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Scored across 7 tools
Each tool has a distinct function: discover finds endpoints, inspect prices one, pay executes, balance locates funds, history audits past payments, check_payment_signal buys probe evidence, and setup provisions an account. The only mild overlap is between the two pre-payment diagnostics (inspect vs check_payment_signal), but the descriptions clearly separate pricing from buying evidence.
Most names are single words but mix nouns (balance, history) with bare verbs (inspect, discover, pay, setup), and one tool breaks the pattern with snake_case multi-word 'check_payment_signal'. It remains readable and predictable in intent, but there is no consistent verb_noun convention.
Seven tools is well-scoped for a payment agent, with each earning its place across the discover→inspect→pay→history→balance workflow plus account setup and a safety-verification step. No filler or redundant tools.
The surface covers the full agent-payment lifecycle: provisioning, discovery, price inspection, paying, spending audit, balance lookup, and pre-payment signal verification. Minor gaps exist (no explicit tool to modify spend mandates or manage/withdraw vIBAN funds), but core workflows are fully covered.