ComfyUI-GPU-Optimizer
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TDQS
Scored across 14 tools
Most tools have distinct purposes (ComfyUI lifecycle vs GPU management), but gpu_flush_models and vram_flush both free VRAM with slightly different scopes, causing minor overlap. Overall clear separation.
Tools follow a verb_noun pattern with prefixes (comfyui_, gpu_), but vram_flush breaks the pattern by using a different style. The naming is mostly predictable but has one inconsistency.
14 tools is reasonable for managing a GPU-optimizer server. It covers ComfyUI operations and GPU/VRAM management without being excessive, though slightly above the ideal 3-15 range.
The tool set covers core workflows: start/stop/restart ComfyUI, VRAM monitoring and management, and GPU status. Missing advanced features (e.g., configuring GPU device) but no critical gaps.