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Scored across 6 tools
Some overlap exists between query and list_tables/describe_table since query supports SHOW and DESCRIBE, which can duplicate those tools. However, the descriptions clarify the intended use cases, making selection mostly straightforward.
Names use a consistent lowercase underscore style with imperative verbs, but mix single-word verbs (query, execute) with verb_noun pairs (list_tables, describe_table). This is a minor deviation from a fully uniform pattern.
Six tools is well within the ideal range for a database server MCP, covering both read and write operations without being bloated.
The tool set covers core database operations: listing tables, describing schema, running read-only queries, executing write statements, batch execution, and retrieving server info. No obvious gaps for its stated purpose.