readonly-postgres-mcp
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The two tools have completely distinct purposes: pg_query_sql executes read-only queries while pg_describe inspects schema metadata. There is no realistic scenario where an agent would confuse the two, and the descriptions even cross-reference each other (use pg_describe before pg_query_sql).
Both names use a consistent 'pg_' prefix and snake_case, which reads well as a set. The second segments differ structurally (query_sql is verb+format while describe is a bare verb), a minor deviation from a strict verb_noun pattern.
Two tools is minimal but justified for a deliberately read-only server whose entire surface is 'run a query' and 'inspect the schema'. It does not feel arbitrarily thin given the narrowly scoped purpose, though there is little room to grow.
Query execution plus schema discovery covers the core read-only lifecycle (explore schema, then query it). Minor gaps remain, such as no dedicated pagination/offset helper or multi-statement/session tooling, but row caps and the 'truncated' flag give agents workable paths.