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Scored across 19 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes (listing vs searching vs describing vs profiling), and descriptions carefully delineate boundaries. Minor overlap exists between list_tables and search_tables, and between describe_table and profile_table, but descriptions clarify the difference (single-schema listing vs cross-library search; structure vs data profiling).
Strong verb_noun convention throughout: list_*, search_*, describe_*, get_*, execute_query, validate_query, profile_table. Only index_advice breaks the pattern by using a noun-only name, a minor deviation in an otherwise predictable scheme.
19 tools is slightly heavy but each covers a genuinely distinct capability spanning schema/table/column/routine inspection, query validation, DDL generation, and IBM i-specific services. No redundant tools inflate the count, so it stays reasonable for a database-exploration server.
The surface covers discovery (schemas, tables, columns, views, indexes, routines), introspection (describe, DDL, constraints, related objects), and IBM i specifics (journal info, services, index advice, business context). Read-only querying is intentionally the only execution path; no write/DML tools exist, which is a deliberate rather than missing scope.