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Scored across 14 tools
Most tools target distinct resources, but the 'gold' family (get_gold_signals, search_gold_inventory, get_gold_brief, get_gold_sector_impacts) and the ripple index overlap conceptually, making selection less obvious. Event tools and company tools are clearer, though get_company_risk_summary and get_event_company_intel could still be confused.
Tool names consistently use a verb_noun pattern, mostly get_*, with search_, analyze_, and inspect_ as readable variations. The main inconsistency is mixing 'gold' and 'ripple' branding across related tools.
14 tools is slightly on the high side but still reasonable for a multi-faceted intelligence API covering company, event, territory, ripple signals, metadata, and API status. The count is manageable, though several thin paid-endpoint wrappers add breadth without much conceptual variety.
The server covers discovery, API health, company intelligence, event intelligence, territory analysis, and ripple/gold signal products. Minor gaps exist, such as no explicit event search or signal detail unlock flow beyond the generic x402 challenge mechanism, but agents can work around these.