mcp-remote-ssh
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TDQS
Scored across 18 tools
Each tool targets a distinct operation: connection, execution, file transfer, shell interaction, port forwarding, and session management. No overlaps; even similar tools like ssh_execute and ssh_sudo_execute are clearly differentiated by the sudo aspect.
All tools follow the pattern `ssh_<verb>_<noun>`, with shell tools using `ssh_shell_<verb>` as a consistent sub-pattern. No mixed conventions or atypical naming.
18 tools cover the full scope of SSH remote management: connection, stateless and persistent execution, file operations, port forwarding, and session control. Each tool feels justified and the count is appropriate for the domain.
Core workflows are well covered (connect, execute, file transfer, shell, port forwarding). Minor gaps exist: no direct file delete/rename or directory creation tool, but these can be achieved via command execution. Overall, the surface is nearly complete.