@voidly/mcp-server
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Scored across 158 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes with detailed descriptions, but there is some overlap within categories like anomaly detection (anomaly_dbscan, anomaly_fused, anomaly_score) and forecasting (forecast_multi_horizon, forecast_tft) where agents might struggle to choose the right one without deeper knowledge.
Names follow a consistent verb_noun pattern with prefixes like agent_, atlas_, classifier_, forecast_, etc. Minor deviations exist (relay_info, voidly_pay_overview) but do not significantly harm predictability.
158 tools is excessively large for most use cases. While the domain is complex, this number likely overwhelms agents and requires extensive filtering or selection logic, reducing practical coherence.
The tool set covers the entire censorship monitoring and agent relay domain extremely thoroughly, including agent lifecycle, communication, memory, multiple ML models, incident management, probes, and verification. No obvious gaps remain.