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Scored across 6 tools
Each tool targets a distinct action: describe_model provides metadata, weekly_report generates a KPI briefing, reconcile verifies counts, aging produces a specific receivables report, check_query validates SQL, and query runs read-only queries. There is no overlap in purpose.
Tool names follow inconsistent patterns: describe_model and check_query use verb_noun, weekly_report and aging are nouns, while reconcile and query are bare verbs. The lack of a uniform convention makes it less predictable which names are actions versus report objects.
Six tools is well-scoped for an ERP report engine, covering schema discovery, query execution, validation, reconciliation, and two standard reports without unnecessary bloat or thinness.
The server covers metadata, generic querying, SQL validation, data reconciliation, and two specific report types. While additional standard ERP reports could be included, the generic query tool provides a path to access any data, so the surface is fairly complete.