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TDQS
Scored across 30 tools
Most tools have clearly separated contexts: browser_click targets DOM elements, click_element uses UIA in native apps, and mouse_click uses screen coordinates. However, browser_locate, browser_search, browser_overview, screenshot, and workspace_snapshot overlap around discovery/observation, and the set still relies heavily on lengthy descriptions to prevent misselection.
There is a recognizable browser_* prefix and some verb_noun names like focus_window, click_element, and notification_show, but many tools are bare nouns such as keyboard, clipboard, terminal, excel, and scroll. The convention is mixed, though still generally readable.
At 30 tools, the set is large for a desktop automation server and includes many narrow variants. Several tools could likely be consolidated, especially around screenshot management, browser discovery, and observation, making the surface feel heavy.
Coverage is broad: browser automation, native UIA interaction, terminal control, clipboard, screenshots, waiting/macros, credentials, and Excel VBA are all represented. Minor gaps remain, notably missing explicit native discovery/set-value tools referenced by descriptions, limited browser tab management, and a narrow Excel API beyond VBA.