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Scored across 12 tools
The specialized analytics tools (get_retention, get_funnel, get_insights, etc.) have distinct purposes, but the generic `query` tool can duplicate any of them via SQL, causing potential misselection. Additionally, `get_dashboard` and `get_insights` both surface aggregated metrics, so their boundaries are not perfectly crisp.
Most tools follow a consistent `get_<resource>` or `list_<entity>` pattern, making names predictable. However, `query` stands out as a bare verb without a noun, breaking the otherwise uniform convention.
12 tools is within the well-scoped range for a telemetry server. Each tool serves a clear analytics function, and none feel redundant or unnecessary.
The tool surface covers the core analytics domain: raw query, dashboards, retention, funnels, insights, heatmaps, projects, maps, content registry, and alert history. Gaps include lack of alert CRUD and project management operations, but for a read-only telemetry MCP server, the coverage is strong.