ssh-mcp
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Scored across 21 tools
Every tool has a clearly defined purpose: execution, file transfer, metadata, diagnostics, key/agent management, and specialized helpers like git_check and service_status. Potential overlaps (e.g., ssh_test vs ssh_diagnose) are explicitly differentiated by speed and depth.
All tools share the ssh_ prefix and mostly follow a verb-noun pattern (ssh_read_file, ssh_write_file, ssh_upload, ssh_mkdir). A few deviate slightly, like ssh_known_hosts_fix and ssh_service_status, but the overall convention remains predictable.
21 tools is somewhat high for most servers, but the SSH domain genuinely spans execution, SFTP, key management, agent management, diagnostics, and networking. Each tool appears to justify its inclusion, though a few edge-case utilities feel additive.
The toolset covers the core lifecycle of SSH operations: connection, command exec, file transfer, diagnostics, key loading, and service status checking. Minor gaps exist, such as no remote file move/rename or permission change tool, but these are likely outside the primary scope because ssh_exec can handle them.