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Scored across 303 tools
The heavy prefixing (ssl_, dns_, email_, users_, csf_) keeps most tools clearly separated, but several near-duplicates exist: users_suspend vs users_unsuspend, email_autoresponder_list vs email_vacation_list, and the ssl_reissue_domain vs ssl_reissue_omain_legacy pair. Descriptions usually clarify intent, but with 303 tools an agent can easily misselect.
Names overwhelmingly follow a consistent snake_case prefix_action pattern such as ssl_list_domain_certs, users_create, dns_record_add, services_restart. Minor deviations like search_resources, policy_status, system_cpu, and prop_inventory break the strict pattern but do not make navigation chaotic.
303 tools is far beyond any reasonable agent-facing surface; even for a broad control panel like DirectAdmin this is extreme. Most endpoints are thin wrappers and are supplemented by generic da_api/da_legacy escape hatches, so the count could be drastically reduced.
The curated surface covers most core lifecycles: accounts, DNS records, email, SSL, firewall, databases, backups, files, system services, packages, plugins, WordPress, and CloudLinux. Minor gaps exist (git create/delete, unit editing, file upload/download, some automation config), but the da_api/da_legacy tools provide a workaround for uncovered endpoints.