mcp-relances-postgres
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The two tools have clearly distinct outputs: relances_dues returns a detailed ordered list of overdue reminders, while resume_relances returns aggregated counts by channel. An agent can easily choose the right one based on whether it needs rows or summary counts.
Both names are French snake_case and readable, but they follow slightly different patterns: relances_dues is a noun phrase while resume_relances is verb+noun. This is a minor inconsistency rather than a confusing mix of conventions.
Two tools is thin for a server surface, even a narrowly read-only one. The tools are well scoped, but the overall offering feels minimal and borderline underpowered.
The surface covers listing overdue reminders and summarizing counts by channel, which fits a read-only reporting purpose. However, there are notable gaps: no retrieval by client/reminder id, no filtering options, and no history or period-based reporting beyond a single date.