x402-list-mcp
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Scored across 7 tools
The tools mostly partition cleanly by workflow stage (search → rank → inspect → assess → monitor), and descriptions explicitly cross-reference each other ('Then x402_get_service for the full record'), which resolves most ambiguity. There is residual overlap: x402_search_services vs x402_find_best_service both discover services, and x402_get_service vs x402_check_health both describe a single service's status/uptime.
All names share the x402_ prefix and snake_case, and most follow a verb_noun shape (get_service, search_services, assess_services, check_health, find_best_service). Two names break the verb pattern (x402_change_events, x402_facilitator_volumes), a minor but real deviation.
Seven tools is well-scoped for a read-only x402 directory and rail-monitoring server. Each tool occupies a distinct role (discovery, ranking, detail, health, change log, facilitator volumes, paid assessment) with no filler.
The discovery-to-decision pipeline (search, rank, get record, health, changes, facilitator volumes) is well covered, plus a paid assessment path. Minor gaps: no explicit category/network enumeration and live endpoint calling exists only as an optional probe, not a first-class tool.