MCP SSH Session
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TDQS
Scored across 22 tools
Several tools overlap: execute_command / execute_command_async / execute_command_enhanced all run commands, get_command_status / get_command_status_enhanced both report status, and diagnostics/health/performance metrics are easily confused. Descriptions add some distinction, but boundaries remain fuzzy for an agent choosing a tool.
Nearly all tools use snake_case verb_noun phrasing (execute_command, read_file, list_sessions), with minor deviations like probe and multi-word qualifiers (by_session, enhanced). The convention is readable and predictable overall.
22 tools is heavy for an SSH session server, with several diagnostic/status and enhanced-variant tools that could be consolidated. The count is not absurd given the async/interactive feature set, but it borders on over-scoped.
Core SSH operations are covered: command execution (sync/async), file read/write, session listing/closing, input, screen/key interaction, and diagnostics. Some gaps remain (e.g., file deletion/directory listing, explicit session creation/disconnection), but the main workflows are supported.