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Scored across 12 tools
The create_table_from_* family is distinguished by source type (path, URL, S3, CSV), though path and CSV may overlap since a CSV is a file path. query and inspect_query are distinct (execution vs inspection), and the rest target different resources.
Most tools follow a verb_noun pattern in snake_case, but there are deviations: query is just a verb, is_table_exists uses a question-style, and smart_load_multiple_csv_files breaks the create_table_from_* convention despite similar CSV loading.
Twelve tools is well within the recommended range and covers a focused set of database operations: table creation from various sources, querying, inspection, and metadata. Each tool appears purposeful.
The set covers loading, querying, describing, listing, and exporting tables. Missing explicit drop/alter operations, but the query tool can execute any SQL, mitigating this gap. Minor gap: no batch export or schema listing beyond describe.