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Scored across 17 tools
Tools are clearly grouped by service (Bonzo, Hashport, HeliSwap, Stader), with distinct purposes within each group. Minor potential confusion exists between hashport_get_assets_amounts and hashport_get_network_asset_amounts, but descriptions clarify the scope differences (all assets vs. specific asset).
Perfectly consistent naming throughout: all tools follow a service_action_resource pattern with snake_case (e.g., bonzo_get_account, hashport_get_assets_amounts). This makes it easy to understand which service each tool belongs to and what it does.
17 tools is reasonable for a multi-service DeFi server covering four distinct platforms. It's slightly on the higher side but well-organized by service, with each tool serving a specific purpose without obvious redundancy.
Coverage varies by service: Hashport has comprehensive tools for bridging (get, validate, convert), but Bonzo lacks update/delete operations for positions, and HeliSwap only has get_pair_info without broader DEX functionality. Gaps exist, but core workflows for each service are partially covered.