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Scored across 8 tools
Most tools target clearly distinct artifacts: partitioning design, capacity math, DDL audit, index recommendation from raw SQL, codebase scanning, EXPLAIN parsing, zero-downtime transforms, and transaction auditing. The only close pairs are analyze_migration vs plan_zero_downtime_migration (audit vs transform) and recommend_indexes_for_queries vs scan_project_queries (input is raw SQL vs a codebase directory) — descriptions do disambiguate these, but an agent could still momentarily hesitate.
Every tool follows snake_case verb_noun structure (recommend_*, calculate_*, analyze_*, scan_*, plan_*), with action verbs leading the name consistently. Some names are long compound phrases but the convention is uniform throughout.
Eight tools is well within a healthy range and each covers a distinct, non-trivial DBA capability (partitioning, sizing, migration audit, indexing, codebase scan, EXPLAIN, zero-downtime, locking). No redundant or filler tools are present.
The surface covers the performance-and-schema-architecture lifecycle thoroughly — from query/index analysis through migration safety to partitioning and capacity planning. Notable gaps exist in operational areas like backup/restore, replication, vacuum/bloat monitoring, and role/permission management, though these may fall outside the server's stated design-audit scope.