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Scored across 13 tools
Each tool targets a clearly distinct purpose: listing tables, inspecting schemas, running queries, writes, diagnostics, data exploration, and plan inspection. The 'find_data', 'check_nulls', 'check_foreign_keys', and 'compare_counts' tools are individually distinguishable by their focused data-quality functions, and even the three diagnostic tools have clear boundaries.
All tools follow a consistent 'sql_' prefix followed by verb_noun patterns (get_stored_proc_def, inspect_table, run_query, run_write, list_tables, check_nulls, compare_counts, diagnose_issue). The naming convention is uniform and predictable throughout all 13 tools.
13 tools is a well-scoped set for a SQL Server MCP server. Each tool covers a distinct capability area: navigation, inspection, execution, diagnostics, and performance tuning. No redundancy and no obvious bloat; the count feels appropriate for the breadth of operations a SQL server agent needs.
The surface covers the core workflows well: listing objects, inspecting schemas, querying data, writing data, and running diagnostics. Minor gaps exist — there's no tool for viewing indexes in isolation, no tool for listing views separately from tables, and no explicit transaction-control capability, but these are edge cases agents can typically work around.