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Scored across 9 tools
Each tool targets a distinct operation: file read/write, command execution, directory listing, metadata stat, host enumeration, and tunnel start/list/stop. The tunnel trio (ssh_tunnel, ssh_tunnels, ssh_tunnel_stop) is clearly differentiated by verb, and file/metadata tools do not overlap. No realistic misselection risk.
All tools use a consistent `ssh_` snake_case prefix, which is strong. Minor deviations exist: some are verb_noun (ssh_read_file, ssh_list_directory), some are bare resource plurals (ssh_hosts, ssh_tunnels), and ssh_tunnel_stop puts the verb last instead of following the verb_noun pattern.
Nine tools is well-scoped for an SSH remote-operations server. Each tool covers a distinct capability (file I/O, exec, directory listing, stat, hosts, tunnel lifecycle) without redundancy or bloat.
The surface covers core SSH workflows: read, write, execute, list, stat, host discovery, and tunnel lifecycle. Gaps exist for dedicated delete, mkdir, move, and binary/SCP-style transfer, but most of these are workable via ssh_exec with shell commands.