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Scored across 18 tools
Each tool has a clearly targeted resource, and the chain prefix makes selection straightforward. Minor overlaps exist: `base_health` and `base_gas` both report gas prices, and `base_token` and `base_contract` both can expose ERC-20 metadata, but descriptions clarify the different purposes.
All 18 tools follow a strict `{chain}_{resource}` pattern with lowercase snake_case. The naming is perfectly predictable across both Base and Polygon sets, making it easy to infer what any tool does.
18 tools is slightly above the typical sweet spot, but the count is justified by two parallel chains with 9 distinct operations each. No tool feels redundant, and the set is well-scoped for an EVM data provider.
The surface covers chain health, blocks, balances, stablecoin balances, token pricing, transactions, contract inspection, gas, and trending DEX pairs. Notable gaps include a generic arbitrary ERC-20 balance check and transaction/log history, but agents can work around these for most read-only use cases.