MCP Firebird
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Scored across 32 tools
Most tools target clearly distinct resources and actions, especially the table, trigger, procedure, function, package, and query-analysis families. There is some overlap among meta/introspection tools such as get-server-info vs list-available-tools, and between list-triggers, get-table-triggers, and describe-trigger, but descriptions generally make the intended use clear.
Most tool names follow a predictable kebab-case verb_noun pattern such as list-tables, describe-table, get-table-indexes, and execute-query. The main deviations are subscribe_to_event and unsubscribe_from_event using snake_case, plus a few noun-only names like echo, but the overall convention remains readable and mostly consistent.
With 32 tools, the server is well above the typical well-scoped range and includes several niche or overlapping meta tools such as list-available-tools, get-server-info, system-health-check, and batch variants. The breadth reflects a comprehensive Firebird surface, but the count feels heavy rather than tightly curated.
Core Firebird workflows are well covered: tables, schemas, data access, indexes, constraints, triggers, procedures, functions, packages, query execution, plans, performance analysis, events, and database/server metadata. Some object categories such as views, generators/sequences, and privileges lack dedicated list/describe tools, though agents can query system tables via execute-query as a workaround.