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Scored across 7 tools
The seven tools are organized around clear domains: accessibility, browser DOM, raw computer control, OS windows, system utilities, batch orchestration, and delegated tasks. There are documented overlaps such as browser.navigate vs window.navigate and window.open_url vs system.open_url, plus task/batch/direct-call routing, but the descriptions give strong preference guidance so an agent can usually choose correctly.
All tool names are lowercase single-token category labels, which is predictable and consistent. The set is not verb_noun because these are compound tools, and batch/task are slightly more function-oriented than the resource/category nouns, but the overall convention is coherent.
Seven compound tools is well-scoped for a computer-use automation server: each covers a distinct execution layer and earns its place. The large action lists are grouped under appropriate categories rather than split into dozens of separate tools.
The surface covers the major GUI automation lifecycle: perceiving UI via accessibility/browser/OCR, acting via clicks/types/invoke, managing windows, clipboard/keys/user handoff, batching, and delegating full tasks. Minor gaps exist around some browser navigation conveniences and cross-tool duplication, but no major dead ends are apparent.