pg-multi-mcp
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Scored across 17 tools
Most tools target clearly distinct operations: connection lifecycle, schema/object introspection, query execution, health analysis, and index recommendations. A few boundaries are slightly subtle, especially use_connection vs. open_connection and the three query/index analysis tools, but descriptions provide enough distinction.
All tool names use consistent snake_case with predictable verb_noun phrasing, such as list_connections, add_connection, execute_sql, and analyze_db_health. The pattern is stable across SQL, MongoDB, connection, and analysis tools.
Seventeen tools is slightly heavy but reasonable for a multi-database server covering connection management, introspection, query execution, health checks, and index analysis. Each tool appears to serve a meaningful role rather than duplicating another.
The surface covers the core lifecycle: add/remove/open/close/use/reload connections, list schemas and objects, inspect details, execute SQL and MongoDB operations, explain queries, analyze health, and recommend indexes. Minor gaps exist, such as no dedicated MongoDB explain or broader transaction/administration tooling, but agents can work around them.