Multi-Database AI Query Agent
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Scored across 5 tools
Each tool maps to a distinct stage of a read-only analytics workflow: database discovery, table discovery, schema introspection, execution, and plan explanation. The only superficially similar pair (run_query vs explain_query) is clearly separated by 'returns bounded structured results' versus 'EXPLAIN estimates, without ANALYZE'. An agent can pick the right tool without guessing.
All names are snake_case verb_noun pairs (list_*, get_*, run_*, explain_*) with a consistent, predictable structure. The verbs accurately signal the operation type, and there are no camelCase or style outliers.
Five tools is tightly scoped for a read-only query agent and every tool earns its place in the discovery→introspection→execution chain. Nothing appears redundant or bolted on.
The core lifecycle for a read-only agent (discover → inspect → execute → explain) is fully covered, and the absence of write tools is clearly intentional. Minor gaps remain: no cross-database/column search or namespace listing, so an agent must walk databases/tables sequentially to locate a field.