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TDQS
Scored across 24 tools
Descriptions go to extraordinary lengths to cross-reference and steer between tools (e.g. pool_info vs disk_stats vs check, ls vs tree vs search, move vs copy vs rename, purge vs empty), which resolves most overlaps. However, a cluster of 6-8 tools (pool_info, check, disk_stats, usage, disks, smart, du, bigfiles) all answer varying flavors of 'capacity/health' questions and remain easy to mis-pick despite the guidance.
All 24 tools share a uniform zspace_ prefix and snake_case, with the recycle family (list/restore/purge/empty/config) being especially tidy. Minor deviation: many names are noun phrases (du, disks, smart, info, usage, bigfiles) rather than the verb_noun style used elsewhere (upload, download, mkdir, remove), so the convention is consistent but not purely verb-first.
24 tools is at the heavy end but the domain genuinely spans file operations, recycle-bin management, and disk/space diagnostics, and nearly every tool has a defensible role. There is some redundancy in the capacity/health cluster (pool_info, check, disk_stats, disks), which keeps it from a 5.
File lifecycle is well covered (ls, info, search, tree, mkdir, rename, move, copy, remove, upload, download), the recycle bin has full list/restore/purge/empty coverage, and disk/space accounting is thorough. Minor gaps: no permissions/chmod tool, no direct file-content write beyond upload, and recycle policy is intentionally read-only.