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Scored across 7 tools
Most tools are clearly distinct: listing, describing, previewing, diffing, and visualizing each have obvious roles. However, query_data and sql_query overlap heavily in functionality and both return Markdown tables, so an agent may struggle to pick between them despite the SQL versus non-SQL distinction.
The dominant pattern is verb_data or verb_data_files: list_data_files, describe_data, preview_data, query_data, diff_data, visualize_data. sql_query breaks the pattern by being a noun phrase instead of a verb-first tool name, making it the one inconsistent outlier.
Seven tools is a well-scoped set for local data exploration and comparison. Each tool covers a distinct phase of working with tabular files, and none feel redundant enough to be cut entirely.
The surface covers the full exploration workflow: discover files, inspect schema/stats, preview rows, query/filter/aggregate, compare files, and produce a visual artifact. Minor gaps exist, such as no way to export query results to a plain file or combine multiple data files beyond diffing, but core workflows have no dead ends.