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Scored across 10 tools
Most tools have distinct research outputs, but several live in the same BTC-depth/liquidity space (depth_episodes, venue_concentration, venue_price_reconciliation, exit_cost, trade_safety_exit_context). The descriptions separate them well, though exit_cost and trade_safety_exit_context could be confused at first glance.
All ten names follow a consistent lowercase snake_case noun-phrase convention, such as agent_access_status, liquidity_tiers, and venue_price_reconciliation. There is no mixing of naming styles, abbreviations, or inconsistent verb usage.
Ten tools is a well-scoped size for a specialist liquidity and research server. Each tool addresses a distinct workflow area: access, editorial, trust, liquidity tiers, depth episodes, venue pricing, exit cost, and fund unwind stress.
The set covers the core domain well: access checks, current liquidity overview, crypto depth analysis, venue price reconciliation, exit cost, fund unwind risk, editorial content, and sealed trust evidence. Minor gaps exist, such as no article archive and no ETH-specific depth episodes outside referenced subscriber tools, but these are disclosed rather than hidden and do not block primary workflows.