MCP Trino Server
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Scored across 22 tools
Most tools have distinct purposes, especially the 'show_' variants which target different Iceberg metadata. However, some concepts like show_table_history, show_metadata_log_entries, and show_snapshots overlap conceptually, causing minor potential confusion.
All tools follow a verb_noun pattern with underscores, which is consistent. The verbs vary (show, describe, execute, expire, optimize) but are clear and appropriate, though a fully uniform verb set would improve consistency.
22 tools is on the higher side but remains reasonable given the dual focus on general Trino queries and detailed Iceberg management. The scope justifies the count, though it could be split into two servers for clarity.
The tool set covers core query operations and comprehensive Iceberg maintenance (snapshots, files, optimization, history). Missing DDL commands like create/drop table or schema are notable gaps but align with the server's apparent administrative/analytical focus.