Tools
Everything Purser exposes to your AI client: tools, resources and prompts.
Tool docs quality: D — 6 tools graded
Average 48/100 for how clearly each description tells an AI client what the tool does, what it needs, and what it changes. It is not a security audit.
- Grade A: 1
- Grade B: 0
- Grade C: 1
- Grade D: 1
- Grade F: 3
call_contracttoolCall an allowed contract function, optionally with ETH, e.g. buy(uint256)
Description quality grade A, 90/100 · 1 to fix
- Has a description: passed20/20
The tool has a description an AI client can read.
- Sensible length: passed20/20
Length is in a useful range.
- Starts with what it does: passed15/15
Opens with an action verb.
- Mentions its inputs: passed20/20
The description mentions what the tool takes.
- Explains side effects: passed15/15
Looks read-only, so no disclosure is required. Saying “read-only” still helps.
- Gives usage guidance: not passed0/10
Add when to use it, what it requires, or what to use instead.
get_requesttoolStatus of an approval request
Description quality grade D, 45/100 · 4 to fix
- Has a description: passed20/20
The tool has a description an AI client can read.
- Sensible length: not passed10/20
A bit terse. One more clause about inputs or results would help.
- Starts with what it does: not passed0/15
Open with an action verb, for example “Search issues…” or “Creates a label…”.
- Mentions its inputs: not passed0/20
Say what the tool needs, for example “by issue number” or “takes a file path”.
- Explains side effects: passed15/15
Looks read-only, so no disclosure is required. Saying “read-only” still helps.
- Gives usage guidance: not passed0/10
Add when to use it, what it requires, or what to use instead.
list_requeststoolRecent approval requests
Description quality grade F, 35/100 · 4 to fix
- Has a description: passed20/20
The tool has a description an AI client can read.
- Sensible length: not passed0/20
Only 3 words. Say what the tool needs and what it returns.
- Starts with what it does: not passed0/15
Open with an action verb, for example “Search issues…” or “Creates a label…”.
- Mentions its inputs: not passed0/20
Say what the tool needs, for example “by issue number” or “takes a file path”.
- Explains side effects: passed15/15
Looks read-only, so no disclosure is required. Saying “read-only” still helps.
- Gives usage guidance: not passed0/10
Add when to use it, what it requires, or what to use instead.
send_ethtoolPay ETH to an address or a known name
Description quality grade F, 30/100 · 5 to fix
- Has a description: passed20/20
The tool has a description an AI client can read.
- Sensible length: not passed10/20
A bit terse. One more clause about inputs or results would help.
- Starts with what it does: not passed0/15
Open with an action verb, for example “Search issues…” or “Creates a label…”.
- Mentions its inputs: not passed0/20
Say what the tool needs, for example “by issue number” or “takes a file path”.
- Explains side effects: not passed0/15
This looks like a write action. Say what changes, and whether it can be undone.
- Gives usage guidance: not passed0/10
Add when to use it, what it requires, or what to use instead.
send_tokentoolPay ERC-20 tokens by symbol or address
Description quality grade F, 30/100 · 5 to fix
- Has a description: passed20/20
The tool has a description an AI client can read.
- Sensible length: not passed10/20
A bit terse. One more clause about inputs or results would help.
- Starts with what it does: not passed0/15
Open with an action verb, for example “Search issues…” or “Creates a label…”.
- Mentions its inputs: not passed0/20
Say what the tool needs, for example “by issue number” or “takes a file path”.
- Explains side effects: not passed0/15
This looks like a write action. Say what changes, and whether it can be undone.
- Gives usage guidance: not passed0/10
Add when to use it, what it requires, or what to use instead.
wallet_statustoolBalances, the agent's remaining budget per token, caps, reset times, expiry, freeze state, pending approvals
Description quality grade C, 55/100 · 3 to fix
- Has a description: passed20/20
The tool has a description an AI client can read.
- Sensible length: passed20/20
Length is in a useful range.
- Starts with what it does: not passed0/15
Open with an action verb, for example “Search issues…” or “Creates a label…”.
- Mentions its inputs: not passed0/20
Say what the tool needs, for example “by issue number” or “takes a file path”.
- Explains side effects: passed15/15
Looks read-only, so no disclosure is required. Saying “read-only” still helps.
- Gives usage guidance: not passed0/10
Add when to use it, what it requires, or what to use instead.