Your best tool is going to be a Windows virtual machine or RDP session.

You'll probably run rapidly into its limits, but start with the Directory Editor tab in Directory Utility, located at /System/Library/CoreServices/Applications/ on Catalina.

I've used Apache Directory Studio for some basic AD lookups and record purges (requires an installed JDK). Depends on what specific features you need tho.

I have a crap desktop in an old office that I remote into just for AD. +1 for remote desktop.

https://support.apple.com/guide/directory-utility/configure-domain-access-diru11f4f748/mac

also, some of these are OD specific, but, here is a list of directory service related binaries to check out:

dscacheutil

dscl

dsconfigad

dsconfigldap

dseditgroup

dsenableroot

dsexport

dsimport

dsmemberutil

Kind of depends on what you want/need and what your AD Team and CISO are willing to tolerate.
We use tools from ManageEngine for monitoring and troubleshooting user issues, but for actually managing users, we RDP to a CISO approved hosted VM that has AD tools installed, using elevated credentials, limited access, etc. Field support staff are not allowed to use any other system other than that for user management, and even then there are strict controls and monitoring in place.

Thanks for the feedback guys. I believe I will just RDP into a system that stays online, and connected in the office for administrative AD tasks.