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Scored across 14 tools
read-command/run-command/privileged-command are well-differentiated by scope and approval behavior, and sessions vs. commands are clearly separated. The one weak spot is the sftp-upload vs. sftp-upload-file (and sftp-download vs. sftp-download-file) pairs, where the naming implies the non-suffixed tool is not a file upload; the descriptions do resolve this, but it's a real risk of misselection.
Names consistently use kebab-case verb_noun (list-connections, open-session, run-command, sftp-upload). The sftp-upload/sftp-upload-file pattern is a minor deviation that introduces confusing semantics rather than a clean distinct verb.
14 tools is well within the sweet spot and each tool earns its place: discovery, session lifecycle, command execution tiers, process signalling, and bidirectional SFTP. Nothing feels padded or redundant.
Strong lifecycle coverage: connect, open/close sessions, read output, read/run/privileged commands, signal, and both content-based and streamed file transfer. Minor gaps remain — no SFTP delete, mkdir, rename, or remote file-mutation operations, which an agent may need for full remote file management.