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Scored across 31 tools
Most tools target a distinct resource+action, and descriptions explicitly differentiate close pairs (net.portcheck single connect vs net.portscan bounded scan; lan.arp raw cache vs lan.devices enriched inventory). A few residual overlaps remain: dns.lookup already covers PTR while dns.reverse exists, dns.propagation and dns.hijackcheck both diff system resolver against trusted DoH, and sec.listening is effectively a filtered subset of sec.connections.
Every tool follows the same lowercase namespace.action convention (net.*, dns.*, lan.*, wifi.*, sec.*) with no separator or case mixing. The namespace prefix also maps cleanly to functional areas, making the set scannable.
31 tools exceeds a comfortable surface for a single agent to select from and sits above the heavy threshold, though the coverage genuinely spans five distinct diagnostic areas (net/dns/lan/wifi/sec). There is little filler and each tool has a real purpose, but the sheer count increases selection cost.
The surface covers a broad diagnostics lifecycle: reachability, DNS, LAN discovery and drift detection, WiFi health, and exposure/security reporting, with sensible opt-in gating for nmap and WOL. Minor gaps exist (no route table/IPv6-focused probing, no packet capture or bandwidth/latency soak between hosts), but agents can work around them.