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Scored across 8 tools
The four core domains (token safety, signature decode, approvals, simulate) are distinct, but each has a paid and free pair with overlapping purpose. The descriptions clarify that free versions are teasers, but agents may still struggle to pick between them based on the level of detail needed.
All names use snake_case and the _free suffix is consistent, but base names mix grammatical patterns: token_safety (noun_noun), decode_signature (verb_noun), approvals (plural noun), and simulate (bare verb). No uniform verb_noun convention is present.
Eight tools is within the well-scoped 3-15 range, but since the set is really four features each with a paid and free variant, the count feels slightly inflated. Still, the free teasers provide a useful way to test functionality without payment.
The server covers token risk, signature decoding, approval scanning, and transaction simulation, forming a solid wallet-safety toolkit. Minor gaps exist (e.g., no address profiling or historical trend analysis), but core workflows are covered.