CSV Insights MCP
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TDQS
Scored across 8 tools
Most tools have distinct purposes (list, query, group_by, pivot_table, clean_preview, create_chart), but summarize_csv and profile_csv both return per-column statistics and could be confused. Descriptions help distinguish them (plain-language highlights vs. type inference/samples), so overlap is manageable.
Consistent snake_case throughout, but verb placement varies: verb_noun (list_csv_files, summarize_csv, query_csv, create_chart) mixed with noun-style names (group_by, pivot_table) and an awkward clean_preview. Still readable and predictable enough.
Eight tools is well-scoped for a CSV insight server, and each tool covers a distinct analysis capability (profiling, stats, querying, grouping, pivoting, cleaning, charting). No filler tools.
Strong coverage of the read/analyze lifecycle (list, profile, summarize, query, group, pivot, clean, chart). Minor gaps: no way to export query/group results and no cross-file join, but the core analysis surface is solid.