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Scored across 13 tools
Most tools have distinct purposes (graph manipulation vs lookups vs expansions), but expand_domain overlaps with individual lookup tools (whois, dns, asn). This could cause an agent to pick the wrong tool for a specific lookup, though descriptions help differentiate.
Tool names mix verb_noun (add_entity, create_graph) and bare nouns (asn, dns, whois). While all start with 'maltego_', the pattern is inconsistent. The use of 'expand_' vs 'build_' also adds minor inconsistency.
13 tools is well-scoped for a Maltego integration covering graph creation/editing, lookups, and automated expansion. Each tool serves a clear purpose without bloat.
Core Maltego operations (create, add entity/link, save, load) are present, along with key lookups. Missing update/delete operations for graph elements, and some common lookups (e.g., reverse IP) are absent. Build_ioc_graph depends on external MCPs, limiting standalone completeness.