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Scored across 9 tools
Most tools target clearly distinct concerns (connectivity, search, execute, wallet, transaction lookup, trust profile). The main boundary issue is strale_web3_assurance versus strale_execute with a web3 slug, and strale_methodology's vague description ('testing modes, source context and transaction retrieval') overlaps with strale_trust_profile and strale_transaction.
All tools share a consistent strale_ prefix and snake_case naming. The only deviation is stylistic: some names are verbs (execute, search, ping) while others are nouns (balance, transaction, methodology), though each is still readable and predictable.
Nine tools is well within the sweet spot for a capability-registry gateway. Each tool maps to a distinct step in the workflow (connect, onboard, search, check funds, execute, audit, etc.) and none feels redundant.
The core lifecycle — search, execute, inspect transactions, check balance, verify trust, onboarding, connectivity — is covered. Minor gaps: no dedicated list/history endpoint for transactions or capabilities (search partially covers), and no key/wallet management, but agents can work around these.