textokit-mcp
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Scored across 19 tools
Most routes target distinct resources (CUIT validation, BCRA indicators, Polymarket, letters, hashing), but textokit_url_text and textokit_web_read appear to do the same thing — fetch a public URL as readable text/Markdown — with no clear boundary. The currency cluster (fx_rates, dolar_ar, bcra_indicadores, crypto_prices) is separable via descriptions but still requires reading carefully to pick correctly.
All 19 tools share the textokit_ prefix and snake_case, which is highly predictable. The only deviation is mixed language and style within the suffix: Spanish route names (comparar_textos, dolar_ar, cartas_ar) sit alongside English ones (web_read, source_bounded_summary, crypto_prices), and some are verbs while others are nouns.
19 tools is on the heavy side but justified for a multi-domain paid utility store spanning text, Argentine data, FX/crypto, dev utilities, and x402 plumbing. The two meta tools (catalog, sample) and the ping are shared infrastructure rather than redundant capabilities, so each entry earns its place.
The surface covers the full buying lifecycle — free discovery (catalog, sample), payment smoke test (x402_ping), adoption stats, and a wide spread of paid operations. Gaps are minor: only Spanish/Argentine localization is offered, and there is no tool to inspect payment status, wallet balance, or usage history after a call.