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TDQS
Scored across 18 tools
Tools target distinct actions (key vs shortcut vs click vs double-click vs scroll), and the two screen tools are explicitly differentiated (capturar_pantalla saves PNG, ver_pantalla returns a viewable image). Minor potential confusion between astrax_tecla and astrax_atajo for single-vs-combo keys, and between astrax_clic and astrax_doble_clic, but the descriptions resolve these.
Every tool uses the same astrax_ prefix plus lowercase snake_case Spanish names, with a coherent sub-namespace (astrax_tarea_*) for the task lifecycle. The pattern is fully predictable across all 18 tools.
18 tools is slightly on the heavy side but each earns its place: input (key, shortcut, click, double-click, scroll, type), screen (capture, view, info), clipboard, shell, wait, and a six-tool task lifecycle. Scope is coherent for a desktop-automation server.
Strong coverage: keyboard, mouse, typing, clipboard, screen viewing/capture, shell execution, waiting, plus a full task create/authorize/state/save/complete/clean lifecycle. A few operations like mouse move/hover, key hold, or drag-and-drop are absent, but core RPA workflows are supported.