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Scored across 14 tools
Each tool targets a distinct operation (probe, capacity, diagnostics, list, info, rename, mkdir, move, copy, remove, search, tree, upload, download) with explicit cross-references clarifying when to prefer one over another (e.g., zspace_check vs pool_info, ls vs tree). No two tools overlap in intent.
All tools follow the 'zspace_' prefix with lowercase snake_case and clear action verbs (check, ls, mkdir, move, copy, remove, search, tree, upload, download), plus noun-based for info/pool_info/disk_stats. The pattern is consistent and predictable.
14 tools is appropriate for a NAS file management CLI, covering connectivity, capacity, diagnostics, browsing, search, structural views, CRUD operations (create via mkdir, read via ls/info, update via rename, delete via remove), and transfer (upload/download). Each tool serves a clear purpose without bloat.
The tool surface covers the full lifecycle of file management: check connectivity, view pools, inspect disk health, list/inspect/search/tree for discovery, create (mkdir), rename, move, copy, delete, and upload/download. Missing features like trash/undo are explicitly documented as nonexistent, and the set has no dead ends for typical workflows.