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TDQS
Scored across 7 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource and action: host node status, LXC list vs detail, in-container service status, power control, snapshots, and Tailscale network status. Even the 'status' tools are cleanly separated by the resource prefix.
Names are readable but mix conventions: lxc_list and lxc_get_info use verb-first patterns, lxc_snapshot_create uses noun-verb, and the 'status' tools use noun_status. The inconsistent placement of verbs (control_power vs snapshot_create) is the main issue.
7 tools is well-scoped for a homelab management server covering host status, LXC operations, and network status. Each tool has a clear purpose with no redundant bloat.
The set covers common read and control operations: list, inspect, power, snapshot, service check, plus host and network status. However, it lacks LXC create/delete/config updates, snapshot restore/list/delete, and any VM management, leaving notable gaps for a Proxmox homelab tool.