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Scored across 39 tools
Most tools are well differentiated by their descriptions (parse_url vs read_page vs find, set_viewport vs resize_window are explicitly contrasted). However, zerodom_repeat ('send one request over the active session') and zerodom_replay ('replay an HTTP request under a chosen identity') are near-duplicates that an agent could easily misselect, and the probe/race/compare_identities cluster requires careful reading to separate. Overlap exists but the verbose descriptions mostly rescue it.
All 39 tools share the zerodom_ prefix and mostly follow a verb_noun pattern (click_node, fill_node, switch_tab, close_group, compare_identities). Minor deviations exist: bare-verb tools (scan, crawl), noun-only names (status, screenshot, hidden_fields), and a get_ prefix subset (get_styles, get_cookies, get_storage) mixed with direct verbs like network_log.
39 tools is well past the comfortable range, and while the domain is broad, several clusters could be consolidated — six tab-group tools, four tab tools, and five overlapping HTTP-replay/security tools could each collapse into a single parameterized tool. The surface is genuinely large but not all of it earns a distinct endpoint.
The surface is unusually thorough: interaction (click/fill/hover/drag/press/upload/scroll), navigation, tab and group management, and a deep security recon set (scan, crawl, repeat, race, probe, replay, compare_identities, set_scope). Gaps are minor but real: no explicit wait_for or select-option tool for native <select>, and cookie/storage are read-only with network interception explicitly absent.