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TDQS
Scored across 26 tools
Most tools target clearly distinct resources and actions (markets, tickers, orderbook, orders, deposits, withdrawals). A few clusters need care—three withdrawal-creation tools (internal/crypto/irt) and three auth-related tools—but their descriptions make the boundaries clear. No true duplicates.
Strong, consistent snake_case with a bitpin_ prefix and verb_noun pattern (get_markets, place_order, cancel_bulk_orders, create_crypto_withdrawal). Minor deviation where a couple tools use verb-only names (authenticate, refresh_token) instead of verb_noun, but still uniform in style.
26 tools is at the upper edge but justified by the breadth of a full crypto-exchange API spanning auth, market data, wallets, deposits, withdrawals, and order lifecycle. Each tool maps to a distinct endpoint; nothing feels padding.
Lifecycle coverage is essentially complete: auth (login/refresh/set token), public market data, balances, deposit addresses and history, all withdrawal types plus OTP confirmation, and full order CRUD with bulk variants and fills. No obvious dead ends for trading or wallet workflows.