Chrome Course MCP
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Scored across 22 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct purpose within its domain (Chrome automation or Coinbase trading). There is no overlap; descriptions clearly differentiate similar actions like 'chrome_click' and 'chrome_select' or 'coinbase_recon' and 'coinbase_attach'.
All tools follow a consistent prefix_naming convention: 'chrome_verb' for Chrome tools and 'coinbase_verb_noun' for Coinbase tools. The use of snake_case is uniform, and the pattern is predictable across the entire set.
22 tools is on the higher side but still reasonable given the combination of two distinct domains (Chrome automation and Coinbase trading). Each tool serves a specific purpose, though some users might find the Coinbase tools excessive for a 'Chrome Course' server.
The Chrome automation tools cover essential actions (navigation, clicking, typing, JS evaluation, screenshots, tabs), though a few common operations like scrolling are missing. The Coinbase tools provide extensive coverage for trading research (market streaming, portfolio reading, dry-run orders, diagnostics), making the overall surface fairly complete for its intended use.