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TDQS
Scored across 18 tools
Each tool targets a distinct concern: cursor-paginated queries (query/fetch/close), schema exploration (tables/describe/overview/search_objects), statistical analysis (profile/count/sample/relations/join_path), explain plans, and connection profile management (profiles/profile_add/profile_remove/profile_test). No overlapping responsibilities that would cause an agent to misselect.
Tool names are mostly snake_case verbs or nouns that clearly map to actions (query, fetch, describe, count) or objects (tables, profiles). The profile_add/profile_remove/profile_test trio uses a consistent prefix. The only minor inconsistency is mixing singular nouns like 'profile' with plural 'profiles' and standalone verbs, but this does not impair predictability.
At 18 tools, the set is slightly heavy but each tool earns its place—covering query execution, pagination, schema discovery, row sampling, join pathing, explain, column statistics, and connection management. It leans toward the upper bound of reasonable scope for a database MCP server, but avoids bloat.
The tool surface covers the full read-side lifecycle: discover schema (overview, tables, describe, search_objects), analyze data (profile, count, sample, relations, join_path), execute and paginate queries (query, fetch, close), inspect performance (explain), and manage connections (profiles, profile_add/remove/test, status). No critical operations are missing for the intended read/diagnostics purpose.