Here are the clauses we categorized as provide us access to tools.

Excerpts from Polices

Tools

Peers should provide access to a looking glass or traceroute server to facilitate troubleshooting. – Speakeasy

The two Internet Networks must exchange with each other prior to any settlement-free interconnection agreement a free shell or PPP account for testing and auditing purposes related to routing. This will be used for confirmation of traffic flows, troubleshooting of interconnection-related issues, and auditing purposes. – Verizon

Both parties shall provide access to a route server, looking glass, or similar service for the purposes of routing audits, diagnostics, and troubleshooting. – nLayer

All peers are requested to enable LSRR on router interfaces  facing RCN peering sessions to facilitate network diagnostics   at least during session activation. -- RCN

Peers should provide a looking glass and/or traceroute server at each interconnection point to assist in troubleshooting. – OpenAccess

Interconnection Candidate must maintain a publicly accessible looking glass server with BGP views and traceroute capabilities from 5 cities spread across 3 U.S. time zones. – Qwest

Both parties shall provide access to a route server, looking glass, or similar service for the purposes of routing audits, diagnostics, and troubleshooting. – WVFiber

The following is part of a study of Peering Policy Clauses found in the Peering Rules of the Road - A Brief Study of 28 Peering Policies.  Clauses were categorized and put into rough categories for comparison.