browser-mcp-demo
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Scored across 5 tools
Each tool has a clear and distinct purpose: session creation/destruction, platform searching, login polling, and site-specific extraction. No overlapping functionality.
Naming conventions are inconsistent: create_session and destroy_session follow verb_noun, but platform_search is noun_verb, wait_for_login uses a preposition, and xhs_open_and_extract is a long combined verb. No uniform pattern.
Five tools is an appropriate scope for a demo browser MCP server, covering essential workflows without being overwhelming.
The set covers a specific workflow (session management, search, login, extraction) for a particular site, but lacks generic browser actions like navigation, clicking, or form filling, which limits its applicability to other contexts.