TerminalMCP
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TDQS
Scored across 26 tools
Most tools target a distinct resource or action, and descriptions explicitly clarify usage (e.g. shell_exec vs shell_bulk vs shell_exec_async). However, there are overlapping areas such as shell_info vs sys_info, fs_list vs fs_op stat, and pkg vs project_info that could cause hesitation.
All names use lower_snake_case, and multi-word tools follow a clear resource-oriented pattern (file_read, fs_list, http_request, shell_exec). Minor deviations exist: search_text/search_files invert the order to action_resource, and several single-word names (git, net, vars) break the verb_noun expectation.
26 tools is borderline heavy, sitting just above the 25-tool threshold. The breadth of the terminal domain justifies many of them, but there is some redundancy (shell_info/sys_info, fs_list/fs_op, pkg/project_info) that suggests consolidation could reduce the count.
Coverage is very broad for a terminal server: shell execution, filesystem, git, process management, networking, HTTP, packages, code introspection, JSON, diffing, encoding, archives, and watching. Missing or thin areas include remote/SSH operations, service/daemon management, and structured config formats beyond JSON, but agents can work around these via shell_exec.