mcp-snapshot-filter
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Scored across 29 tools
Most tools target a clear, distinct browser action or data source, such as navigation, input, console messages, network requests, or performance tracing. The main ambiguity is between fill, fill_form, and type_text, though the descriptions reduce the risk of misselection.
Most names follow a readable snake_case verb_noun pattern like list_pages, navigate_page, and take_snapshot. However, bare verbs such as click, fill, hover, and drag, plus deviations like lighthouse_audit, new_page, and wait_for, break the otherwise consistent style.
At 29 tools, the surface is too large for a tightly scoped server and crosses the 25+ threshold. Several specialized debugging capabilities like heap snapshots, Lighthouse audits, and performance tracing could be separated into their own servers or grouped more compactly.
The tool set covers the full browser workflow well: page lifecycle, navigation, interaction, forms, dialogs, console and network inspection, screenshots, accessibility audits, performance tracing, and memory analysis. Minor gaps like direct cookie/storage manipulation or an explicit scroll helper can be worked around with evaluate_script or emulate.