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Scored across 24 tools
The tool set exposes two parallel generations of the same workflow (legacy v1 and v2), producing near-duplicate concepts: quote/status/session/create/prepare/observe tools exist in both families. Within v2, route_selection, quote, quote_selected_candidate, prepare, and session_create have closely related boundaries, and several descriptions explicitly warn agents not to use the wrong tool, which is evidence of real confusion.
Names are almost entirely snake_case with a consistent assetfare_ or assetfare_v2_ prefix, and lifecycle verbs are generally predictable (quote, prepare, session_get, observe_source). Minor deviations exist, such as noun-first capabilities/manifest and legacy unversioned names contrasting with the v2 prefix, but the overall pattern is readable.
24 tools is heavy and is inflated by maintaining both legacy v1 and v2 surfaces side by side. The domain is complex enough to justify many operations, but a cleaner server would likely consolidate or retire the legacy set.
The surface covers capabilities, manifest verification, quoting, route selection, session creation, preparation, source/output observation, refresh, wallet auth, and legacy CCTP destination flow. Minor lifecycle gaps remain, such as explicit session cancellation or listing, but core end-to-end workflows are represented.