mcp-postgres
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TDQS
Scored across 27 tools
All 27 tools have clearly distinct purposes. Overlap between pg_query, pg_query_explain, and pg_query_prepared is minimal and explained, and pg_connect/pg_switch_database are well-differentiated. No ambiguity for an agent.
Tools consistently use the 'pg_' prefix followed by a descriptive verb or verb_noun pattern. Although pg_connection_status is slightly irregular, the overall pattern is uniform and predictable.
27 tools is on the higher end of typical (3-15), but each tool serves a necessary PostgreSQL operation: connection, DML, introspection, admin. The scope justifies the count, but fewer tools could suffice if combined.
The toolset covers all major PostgreSQL operations: connection management, CRUD, schema introspection, indexes/constraints, querying with parameters/explain, admin (version, settings, reload, uptime, sizes). No obvious gaps for a general-purpose database client.