Replaced hyphen with underscore in Sqlite & Sentry tools.. #279
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Description
Sqlite and Sentry MCP servers are not working of Amzaon Nova models as tool names do not accept
hyphen
in the name. It seems to be logical to me to have some sort of standard convention in the tool names. I checked all MCP Servers, all seems to follow tool names convention with this regular expression[a-zA-Z][a-zA-Z0-9_]*
other than Sqlite and Sentry. I have replacedhyphen
withunderscore
in these MCP servers.Server Details
Motivation and Context
Sqlite and Sentry MCP servers are not working of Amzaon Nova models as tool names do not accept
hyphen
in the name. It seems to be logical to me to have some sort of standard convention in the tool names. I checked all MCP Servers, all seems to follow tool names convention with this regular expression[a-zA-Z][a-zA-Z0-9_]*
other than Sqlite and Sentry. I have replacedhyphen
withunderscore
in these MCP servers.How Has This Been Tested?
I have tested the Sqlite MCP server with MCP client (https://github.com/rakesh-eltropy/mcp-client).
Breaking Changes
NA
Types of changes
Checklist
Additional context
NA