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Scored across 20 tools
Most tools map to distinct, well-separated browser actions like navigate, click, type, and tab management. The main overlap is between browser_status and browser_tabs, both reporting tab information, and between the two wait tools, but their descriptions are clear enough to guide correct selection.
All tools share a consistent browser_ prefix and mostly use a clear verb-action pattern such as browser_navigate, browser_click, and browser_tab_switch. A few query-style names like browser_status, browser_snapshot, and browser_tabs deviate slightly from strict verb_noun naming, but the pattern remains highly predictable.
Twenty tools is on the higher end but appropriate for browser automation, where atomic actions like clicking, typing, waiting, tab management, and screenshotting each need dedicated operations. The set could be slightly consolidated, but no tool feels redundant or out of place.
The toolset covers the core browser lifecycle well: navigation, interaction, waiting, tab management, JavaScript evaluation, console inspection, screenshots, and shutdown. Missing conveniences like explicit refresh or scroll are minor because browser_evaluate can cover them, so agents should not hit dead ends.