cygnus-ssh-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 44 tools
Several tools overlap heavily: ssh_dir_remove and ssh_dir_delete appear to do the same thing, ssh_cmd_* and ssh_task_* duplicate run/status/kill patterns, and ssh_conn_status vs ssh_conn_host_info vs ssh_conn_is_connected are easily confused. Although some descriptions add nuance, the large number of similar status, kill, search, and delete tools creates substantial ambiguity.
Tools follow a consistent ssh_<category>_<action> snake_case pattern, with clear categories for conn, cmd, task, file, dir, and archive. Minor deviations like list_tools and ssh_host_disconnect (which is really a connection action) slightly break the pattern, but overall the naming is predictable.
44 tools is excessive for an SSH MCP server, well past the 25+ threshold. Many tools are micro-operations that could be consolidated, such as multiple line-editing tools, multiple directory-list tools, and duplicate directory deletion tools.
The surface covers connection, command, task, file, directory, host, and archive workflows extensively, but notably lacks a basic ssh_file_delete tool and permission/symlink operations. Agents can work around these gaps using ssh_cmd_run, but for a 44-tool file-management server these are significant omissions.