MCP Firebird
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TDQS
Scored across 32 tools
Most tools target a clear resource+action (describe-table vs list-tables vs get-table-data). A few boundaries blur: get-server-info advertises 'its available tools' overlapping list-available-tools, and three trigger tools (list-triggers, get-table-triggers, describe-trigger) require careful reading to distinguish.
Nearly all tools follow a predictable kebab-case verb_noun pattern (get-table-indexes, describe-table, list-procedures). Minor deviations: subscribe_to_event/unsubscribe_from_event use snake_case, and system-health-check/echo break the verb_noun shape.
32 tools is on the heavy side, though the broad Firebird object surface (tables, procedures, triggers, functions, packages, events) justifies many. Redundancies like echo and the server-info/list-tools overlap make the set feel padded beyond what the domain strictly needs.
Strong read/describe coverage across tables, procedures, triggers, functions, packages, and events, plus query execution and analysis. Gaps remain for other Firebird objects (views, domains, generators/sequences, exceptions) and any DDL lifecycle, but core exploration workflows are well covered.