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Scored across 7 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct purpose: describe_object inspects a single relation's shape, execute_query runs SQL, explain_query plans SQL, list_extensions and list_schemas enumerate namespaces, list_objects lists relations in a schema, and server_info reports environment. No two tools overlap in function.
Most tools follow a consistent verb_object pattern (describe_object, execute_query, explain_query, list_extensions, list_schemas, list_objects, server_info). The only slight deviation is the phrase-based server_info which could be get_server_info, but it's still clearly readable and consistent with the snake_case convention.
Seven tools is a well-scoped count for a PostgreSQL inspection server. Each tool earns its place covering discovery, planning, execution, and environment introspection without bloat.
The surface covers the full inspection lifecycle: orientation (server_info, list_schemas, list_extensions), table discovery (list_objects), full schema detail (describe_object), planning (explain_query), and execution (execute_query). The guidance embedded in descriptions (e.g., run explain first, check extensions before depending on them) chains the tools into a complete workflow with no dead ends.