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TDQS
Scored across 12 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes: read-only query, insert/update/delete, procedure call, DDL operations, and Sankhya service calls. The catch-all execute_unsafe_query overlaps by design but is explicitly labeled as the unrestricted fallback, so the boundaries are mostly clear.
SQL tools consistently follow a verb_noun pattern (execute_query, insert_query, create_trigger), but the Sankhya tools reverse the order with a domain prefix (sankhya_call_service, sankhya_list_connections). This mixed convention creates confusion about whether the tool name starts with the action or the domain.
12 tools is within the typical well-scoped range. The set covers both Oracle SQL operations and Sankhya service integration, though the presence of both specialized DDL tools and execute_unsafe_query introduces some redundancy.
The SQL tools cover insert, update, delete, query, procedure/trigger management, and unsafe fallback, but there is no schema discovery tool like list_tables or describe_table. The Sankhya integration is minimal (call service, list connections) and may not cover all necessary service operations.