Tunnel Manager
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TDQS
Scored across 8 tools
Most tools have distinct purposes (e.g., files, security, system intelligence), but tm_hosts and tm_inventory overlap in managing host inventory, and tm_remote may conflict with tm_files and tm_system. The outlier tunnel_ingest_hosts is distinct but not clearly related.
Seven tools use the 'tm_' prefix, but one uses 'tunnel_', breaking consistency. The naming pattern is noun-based without clear verb-noun structure, which is acceptable but not ideal.
Eight tools is a well-scoped set for remote host management, covering operations, inventory, security, and system intelligence without being overwhelming.
Covers file operations, SSH sessions, inventory, security, and system intelligence. Minor gaps like individual host CRUD (e.g., create/delete alias) might exist, but bulk operations and KG ingestion fill some needs.