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Scored across 23 tools
Near-neighbor tools are well separated by explicit scoping guidance: crypto-price vs crypto-global vs crypto-movers, energy-price vs energy-demand vs energy-interconnections, company-search vs company-profile, and flight-airport-brief vs notam-brief. The only notable blur is xynaptic-catalog, a broad catch-all that could be mistaken for a generic entry point, but its description restricts it to non-flagship services.
The set follows a consistent lowercase kebab-case domain-feature convention (crypto-price, energy-demand, company-profile, property-price), which is readable and predictable. Minor deviations exist where the action trails the domain (ticket-buy, company-search) and the meta tool xynaptic-catalog is named differently, but conventions are not mixed.
At 23 tools, this is at the heavy upper bound for a single server, even though each tool targets a distinct domain. The presence of xynaptic-catalog to access 201 other services suggests the flagship surface could be leaner; 16–25 tools is borderline by the calibration.
The surface covers a broad multi-domain data marketplace and uses xynaptic-catalog to fill gaps such as bank analytics, EU stocks, and property rents. Several domains are thin single read-only tools (legal-brief, tender-search, property-price, artisan-search, health-clinical-trials), but that matches the read-only data-service purpose and the catalog escape hatch.