peaka-mcp-server
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TDQS
Scored across 32 tools
Most tools target distinct resources or actions, but metadata discovery is split across peaka_get_project_metadata and the granular peaka_list_catalogs/schemas/tables/columns tools, which overlap. Query execution tools are distinguishable by description, but the set has enough similar refresh/status/list tools that an agent may need to reason carefully.
All tools use the peaka_ prefix with snake_case and a predictable verb_noun pattern, such as peaka_list_projects, peaka_create_query, and peaka_delete_cache. Minor compound names like peaka_refresh_cache_full remain clear and consistent.
With 32 tools, the surface exceeds the practical range for easy tool selection despite covering several subdomains. Batch and granular tools are useful, but the overall count is heavy and risks overwhelming an agent.
The server covers core data-platform workflows well: project discovery, metadata inspection, SQL execution, saved query lifecycle, caching lifecycle, connections, and semantic table creation. Minor gaps exist around full semantic catalog/table management, such as updating or deleting semantic catalogs.