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Scored across 7 tools
Four tools (check_address_risk, check_address_risk_quick, check_address_risk_standard, check_address_risk_deep) all perform the same pre-send address screen on Base and differ only by price tier, while the generic tool can already select a tier. The descriptions explicitly address this redundancy and explain when to use each, which prevents the set from being genuinely confusing, but the boundaries are still overlapping by design.
All risk-screening tools follow a consistent snake_case check_address_risk[_tier] pattern, and check_address_poisoning fits the same verb_noun convention. get_pricing is the only different verb, which is appropriate for its free utility role.
Seven tools is a reasonable size for a focused address-risk API and keeps the surface manageable. However, the three tier-pinned wrappers largely duplicate the generic check_address_risk tool, so the set is slightly larger than strictly necessary.
The surface covers the core lifecycle: free poisoning lookup, lite/quick/standard/deep screening, a flexible tiered tool, and pricing/wallet status. Minor gaps remain, such as batch screening or explicit supported-chain discovery, but the main pre-send workflows are covered.