postgres-aiops
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Scored across 35 tools
Most tools target distinct resources or actions, but several read/RCA tools overlap: table_bloat, bloat_and_vacuum_analysis, and autovacuum_status all expose dead-tuple/vacuum data, while list_activity, long_running_queries, and top_queries can be confused. Descriptions usually clarify intent, but agents choosing among bloat/vacuum and activity tools could easily select the wrong one.
Snake_case is used throughout, and writes mostly follow a clear verb_noun pattern (create_index, drop_index, terminate_backend), while enumerations use list_*. Minor deviations like reindex, undo_list vs undo_apply, and the *_rca nouns break the dominant pattern but remain readable and predictable.
35 tools is heavy for a single server; the bloat, vacuum, activity, and RCA clusters could be consolidated without losing much capability. The broad Postgres-ops scope justifies more tools than a typical server, but the selection cost and overlap make the count feel above the ideal range.
The tool surface covers the core Postgres operations loop: health/status, query analysis, lock and blocking analysis, bloat/vacuum/index maintenance, configuration changes, replication/WAL diagnostics, and undo for every write. Every remediation has a corresponding read-side diagnostic, and most writes are reversible, so there are no significant dead-ends.