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@@ -10,5 +10,12 @@ KumoMTA comes with several utilities that are useful for debugging or supporting
 * traffic-gen - TrafficGen is a handy performance testing tool that uses core KumoMTA speed to generate high-volume injection testing SMTP messages. Usage instructions are available with `/opt/kumomta/sbin/traffic-gen --help`
 * tailer - Tailer provides a flexible command line tool for tracing log activity in real-time without having to `tail -f` the actual logs. It allows you to filter for specific patterns or evaluate a specific batch size of log lines. Usage instructions are available with `/opt/kumomta/sbin/tailer --help`  More details can be found [here](./logs.md#using-tailer).
 * proxy-server - KumoProxy is a functional socks5 proxy server that can run independently from KumoMTA.  Usage instructions are available with `/opt/kumomta/sbin/proxy-server --help`
+* accounting.sh - a helpful tool to show volumes of messages sent and received in a calendar month.  This can be helpful for your own purposes in tracking monthly and annual volume.             
+* resolve-shaping-domain - this will show a list of all of the shaping factors in play for a specific domain including custom settings as weel as system defaults
+* toml2jsonc - As implied by the name, will convert a TOML file to JSON.
+* explain-throttle - explains how a throttle is interpreted by Kumomta
+* resolve-queue-config  - similar to `resolve-shaping-domain` but will show queue settings for that particular domain or MX
+* resolve-site-name - provides the result of how KumoMTA sees the MX-Rollup for the target domain.  For instance `/opt/kumomta/sbin/resolve-site-name kumomta.com` results in `smtp.google.com`
+* tls-probe can be used in two ways.  With the `probe` option, if can test if an MX supports STARTTLS. With the list-rustls-cipher-suites options, it will show all cipher suites supported by rustls.
 * kcli - KumoMTA Command Line Interface (KCLI) is a useful tool for accessing the HTTP API directly from the command line. Usage instructions are available with `/opt/kumomta/sbin/kcli --help`  More details can be found [here](./kcli.md).
 * kumod - this is the actual KumoMTA daemon and is just listed here for completeness.