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Scored across 20 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource or action: power, video, HID, storage, and device info. Even similar actions like tap vs click are clearly differentiated by touchscreen vs mouse semantics.
All tools share the nanokvm_ prefix and use snake_case, but patterns vary between verb_noun (mount_iso, send_text), bare verbs (power, tap), and nouns (info, hardware). The prefix and clear verb choices keep it readable.
20 tools is on the higher end but justified for a full KVM feature set covering power, display, input, and ISO management. No redundant tools; each serves a unique purpose.
The surface covers core KVM operations: power control, HDMI status/reset, keyboard/mouse input, ISO mounting/unmounting, and screenshots. Minor gaps like individual keyboard layout per key send are not critical.