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Scored across 6 tools
Each tool targets a distinct action: SELECT retrieval, listing tables, schema inspection, statistics, inserts, and updates. There is no overlap between query, DML, and metadata operations, making selection straightforward.
Naming mixes execute_query/execute_insert/execute_update with list_tables and get_table_schema/get_table_stats. The pattern is not uniform (execute_ vs list_ vs get_table_), though it remains readable and predictable within subgroups.
Six tools is a well-scoped set for a SQL server, covering query, data modification, and metadata needs without excessive surface area.
The toolset covers SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, and metadata, but lacks a DELETE operation, DDL support (CREATE/ALTER/DROP), and transaction control. These are significant gaps that will hinder common database workflows.