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Scored across 7 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes (device listing, toolchain health, visual baselining, exploration recording), but run_parallel, run_and_assert, and debug_failure all execute Maestro flows, so their boundaries require careful reading to distinguish execution mode from assertion/diagnostics intent.
All names use consistent snake_case with verb-first phrasing, though a few are verb_and_verb (run_and_assert, explore_and_record) rather than the cleaner verb_noun pattern of list_device_pool or assert_visual. Still predictable and readable overall.
Seven tools is a well-scoped set for a mobile test orchestration server, with each tool covering a meaningful phase (discovery, health, execution, assertion, debugging, recording) and no filler.
The surface covers device discovery, health, parallel runs, assertions, visual baselining, failure debugging, and flow recording. A gap exists: assert_visual explicitly references an update_baseline tool that is not actually present in the set, though core lifecycle workflows are otherwise covered.