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Scored across 7 tools
The set contains two near-homographic pairs (show-function/show-functions and show-table/show-tables) that differ by a single character, which is a real misselection hazard for an agent. Descriptions do clarify the distinction (detail with code/parameters vs. list), and execute-query vs. show-* is clearly separated, so boundaries are recoverable but not crisp.
All names use kebab-case with a leading verb (initialize-, show-, execute-, report-), which is predictable and readable. The only deviation is the singular/plural suffix convention used to encode detail-vs-list, which is consistent as a rule but collides visually with the base names.
Seven tools is well within the ideal range and each one maps to a distinct step in a Kusto workflow: connect, discover tables/functions, inspect schema, run queries, and report issues. Nothing feels redundant or padded.
The query lifecycle is covered, but the surface lacks database-level discovery (no show-databases) and connection management (no list/switch connection or change-database), even though show-tables/show-functions are scoped to the 'current database'. There is also no way to inspect a function definition's siblings or sample table data other than writing a query, which agents can work around but may stumble on.