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Scored across 22 tools
Tools like get_database_schema, list_tables, get_database_overview, and get_table_info all appear to expose overlapping schema/table metadata, and get_query_examples, list_query_templates, and execute_template_query blur the line between examples, templates, and execution. The specialized analytics tools are well-separated, but there is still real ambiguity between arbitrary SQL search and template-driven execution.
Most tool names use snake_case with a get_ or list_ prefix, which is readable and mostly predictable. However, the specialized stats tools are noun-first (jockey_stats, frame_stats, favorite_performance), and keiba_data_search does not follow the verb-first pattern, creating a mixed convention.
At 22 tools, the server is on the heavy side, and several schema/template helpers overlap rather than earning a clearly distinct place. The specialized horse-racing analytics tools justify much of the count, but the maintenance tools and redundant metadata tools could be consolidated.
The server covers schema exploration, SQL validation, query generation/execution, templates, sample data, and common horse-racing analytics, which avoids most dead ends. Dedicated conveniences for race results or odds are missing, but the universal keiba_data_search tool makes the overall surface functionally complete.