Each tool targets a distinct analytical domain: perpetual funding arbitrage, TradFi/macro context, and DeFi yield pool discovery. There is minor overlap in that tradfi_macro_radar also returns crypto sentiment/BTC dominance/chain TVL, which neighbors defi_yields, but an agent can still route requests correctly.

All names are snake_case and descriptively noun-phrased (perp_funding_arbitrage, tradfi_macro_radar, defi_yields), so the style is consistent. The mild deviation is that two are compound '_radar'/'arbitrage' descriptors while one is a bare noun, and none use a verb_noun pattern.

Three tools is on the lean side but each is a distinct, substantial data product rather than a redundant variation, so the surface is well-scoped for a niche radar server. It does not feel padded or trivially thin.

The set covers funding/basis, macro regime, and yield discovery, but leaves notable gaps: no historical or time-series basis data, no individual token price/OHLC, and no position/alert or per-exchange breakdown beyond the aggregate radar. Agents needing follow-up or drill-down queries will hit dead ends.