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Scored across 17 tools
Most tools target a clear domain, but several overlap: mssql_monitor_locks overlaps with mssql_find_blocking and mssql_get_deadlocks, while mssql_monitor_usage, mssql_top_queries, and mssql_performance_health all touch performance metrics. Descriptions help clarify the boundaries, but an agent could still route locking or performance questions to the wrong tool.
The common mssql_ prefix and mostly verb-led names create a predictable pattern: get_*, list_*, analyze_*, monitor_*. However, a few tools use noun-phrase names instead of verb_noun, including mssql_index_fragmentation, mssql_top_queries, and mssql_performance_health, which is a minor consistency break.
At 17 tools, this server sits just above the typical 3-15 sweet spot, but the breadth of SQL Server administration and diagnostics justifies the count. Each tool covers a meaningful task area, though some performance and lock-related tools could potentially be consolidated.
The server provides strong read-only coverage: schema exploration, querying, sample data, index/storage analysis, performance health, blocking, and deadlock diagnostics. Minor gaps such as dedicated query-plan details or active session introspection prevent a perfect score, but no critical workflow appears missing.