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Scored across 13 tools
The price tools (get_all_prices, get_kaia_ecosystem_prices, get_major_crypto_prices, get_quick_prices, get_token_prices) heavily overlap, making it unclear which one to use. The other groups are distinct, but the redundancy in the price category hurts disambiguation.
Naming uses snake_case with prefixes (dragonswap_, kilolend_, kaia_) and a generic 'get_' for price tools. The pattern is mostly consistent but the price tools lack a domain prefix and vary in specificity, creating some inconsistency.
13 tools is a reasonable number for a server covering three domains. However, the redundant price tools could be consolidated, slightly reducing the count to improve focus.
The server is read-only: DragonSwap lacks swap execution, KiloLend lacks deposit/borrow/repay actions, and wallet info has no transaction capabilities. The price coverage is thorough but operational gaps are significant.