cygnus-ssh-mcp
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Scored across 46 tools
Most tools target clearly distinct resource+action pairs across well-separated namespaces (conn, host, file, dir, cmd, task, archive). However, a few clusters overlap: ssh_dir_remove vs ssh_dir_delete vs ssh_dir_batch_delete_files all remove directories/files, and ssh_file_replace_line_multi vs ssh_file_delete_line_by_content are near-subsets of each other. Descriptions do disambiguate these, but boundaries require careful reading.
The ssh_<namespace>_<verb>_<noun> pattern is broadly consistent across file/dir/cmd/task/archive tools. Deviations exist: host management is split between the ssh_conn_ prefix (ssh_conn_add_host) and the ssh_host_ prefix (ssh_host_update, ssh_host_remove, ssh_host_list), and ssh_file_delete_line_by_content doesn't mirror the ssh_file_replace_line structure. Still readable and mostly predictable.
46 tools is well above the comfortable range and pushes into heavy territory. For a full-featured remote-shell server spanning connection, host, file, directory, command, task, and archive domains most tools earn their place, but the surface could be consolidated (e.g. three directory-deletion tools, two line-replacement tools).
Lifecycle coverage is exemplary: connection and host CRUD, file read/write/move/copy/stat plus line-level editing, directory list/mkdir/remove/delete/copy/search/size/transfer, command run/kill/status/output/history, background task launch/status/kill, and archive create/extract. Almost no obvious gaps for an SSH automation server.