data-report-mcp
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health and analyze_table have completely distinct purposes: one checks service status and quota, the other performs local table analysis. There is no overlap or ambiguity in choosing between them.
Both names use snake_case consistently. However, 'health' is a bare noun while 'analyze_table' follows a verb_noun pattern, creating a minor structural inconsistency.
With only 2 tools, and one being a trivial health check, the functional surface is thin for a server named data-report-mcp. The single analyze_table tool is comprehensive, but the overall set feels under-scoped.
The core single-table analysis and reporting workflow is well covered, including stats, correlations, and optional charts. However, notable gaps exist: no support for multi-table comparison, time-series analysis, data cleaning, or saved report retrieval, limiting real-world reporting use cases.