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TDQS
Scored across 27 tools
Most tools have distinct purposes, e.g., 1s_allowance_live vs 1s_erc20_balance_live, 1s_tx_details_live vs 1s_tx_receipt. Some overlap exists (e.g., 1s_network_info includes block number and chain ID) but descriptions guide usage clearly.
All tools share the '1s_' prefix and use snake_case. Names are descriptive, though patterns vary (e.g., verb_noun in 1s_estimate_gas, noun_adjective in 1s_allowance_live). Minor inconsistency but overall readable.
27 tools for an Ethereum RPC server is slightly above average but each covers a specific RPC endpoint or operation. The scope is broad, so the count is reasonable and not excessive.
The tool set covers nearly all important Ethereum interactions: balances, transactions, events, ENS, contract inspection, gas estimation, and more. A setup check and bug report tool add to completeness. No major gaps for the domain.