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Scored across 11 tools
There are five listing tools (node, data, webhook, multichain, categories, aptos query roots) that all sound like 'list operations,' and the boundary between list_nodit_node_apis/data_apis/multichain_apis is only clarified by reading descriptions closely. call_nodit_api vs call_nodit_multichain_api vs call_nodit_aptos_indexer_api are distinguishable by target API family, but an agent may frequently pick the wrong list tool first.
Names follow a clear verb_nodit_noun pattern across list/get/call with snake_case throughout. The aptos indexer tools introduce longer variants (list_nodit_aptos_indexer_api_query_root) and 'query_root' rather than '_apis', a minor deviation from the otherwise uniform convention.
11 tools is well within a reasonable scope and each listing spec/calling group earns its place in a discover-then-invoke workflow. The set is neither bloated nor thin for a multi-category API gateway.
Discovery (categories, operations, specs) and invocation are covered for Node, Data, Multichain, and Aptos Indexer APIs, but Webhook APIs can be listed yet explicitly cannot be invoked by any tool — a real dead end. There is also no generic spec-getter path described for the Aptos query roots other than the dedicated one, leaving an inconsistent lifecycle.