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TDQS
Scored across 14 tools
Several tools are duplicates with different names (e.g., mssql_get_table_data vs mssql_read_table_rows, mssql_execute_query vs mssql_run_sql_query). Descriptions clearly mark deprecated aliases, reducing confusion, but the presence of both still creates ambiguity about which to use.
Tool names follow a mssql_ prefix but use inconsistent verb patterns: connect/disconnect, get/run/execute/list/describe/read. The deprecated aliases introduce further inconsistency (e.g., get_table_data vs read_table_rows, execute_procedure vs execute_stored_procedure). No uniform verb_noun convention.
14 tools is within the acceptable range, but 5 are deprecated aliases, inflating the count and adding redundancy. The unique tool set is about 9, which is well-scoped. Slightly heavier than needed but not excessive.
The server covers core SQL Server operations: connection management, arbitrary query execution, table reads, schema listing, column descriptions, stored procedures, and database listing. Arbitrary SQL covers writes, so no major dead ends. Minor gaps include no transaction control or bulk operation tools.