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Scored across 34 tools
Several tools have overlapping purposes, such as add_custom_header_to_request vs intercept_and_modify_traffic, export_session/import_session vs manage_browser_session's save/load, and capture_network_on_action vs extract_api_data. Descriptions clarify specific use cases, but agents may still hesitate when choosing between similar options.
Most tools follow a consistent verb_noun pattern (get_cookies, set_cookie, clear_cookies, navigate_and_extract_content). Minor deviations like 'screenshot' (bare noun) and 'browser_action' (noun_noun) are rare, so the overall convention remains predictable.
With 34 tools, the set is too large and unwieldy. The server even includes show_advanced_tools/hide_advanced_tools to manage visibility, acknowledging the overwhelming surface. This exceeds the practical threshold for a coherent toolset.
The toolset covers an impressively broad range of browser automation: navigation, interaction, content extraction, cookies, storage, session management, network interception, performance metrics, and accessibility. Minor gaps exist, such as no tool to remove a single localStorage key or capture console logs, but core workflows are well supported.