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Scored across 28 tools
Each tool carves out a distinct resource and action, from raw VM-specific queries to analytics, OHLC, wallet summaries, and network metadata. Potentially similar pairs like evm_query_logs vs evm_query_token_transfers and get_recent_activity vs query_transactions are clearly separated by WHEN/DON'T USE guidance and example payloads. An agent can reliably choose the correct tool.
All tools share the portal_ prefix and use lower_snake_case consistently. Raw record access follows a query_<resource> pattern, summaries and candles follow get_<resource>, and advanced tooling is clearly marked with debug_, so the naming convention is predictable across all five supported chain families.
28 tools is on the high side and exceeds the usual 3-15 sweet spo, but the broad multi-chain scope—EVMs, Solana, Bitcoin, Substrate, and Hyperliquid—plus separate raw query, analytics, OHLC, and debug layers makes the count defensible. It is slightly heavy but does not feel bloated because each tool has a distinct role.
The surface covers network discovery and freshness, entity resolution, recent activity, wallet summaries, time series, raw queries for transactions/logs/instructions/events/calls/fills, analytics, OHLC candles, and debug block/time tooling. Minor gaps exist, such as no dedicated Solana token-transfer convenience tool and no general Substrate block query, but agents can work around these with the existing raw query tools.