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Scored across 4 tools
The four tools are broadly distinct: open manages the database connection/inspection, read queries records/schema, write creates/updates records and DDL, and delete removes records/drops objects. A minor overlap exists between open's inspect mode and read's #! Database schema listing, which could cause an agent to pick either for listing tables.
All tool names are single-word lowercase verbs (open, read, write, delete), forming a perfectly consistent naming style. There is no mixing of conventions or verb patterns.
Four tools is a well-scoped count for a SQLite interface, with each tool covering a fundamental operation: connection, read, write, delete. Although each tool is internally rich with sub-commands, the top-level surface is minimal and each tool earns its place.
The surface covers the full database lifecycle: opening/creating a database, reading and querying data/schema, inserting/replacing records and defining DDL objects, and deleting records or dropping DDL objects. No obvious dead ends exist for the stated JMD-document-based SQLite purpose.