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Scored across 37 tools
Most tools target clearly distinct operations, and the descriptions actively steer between near neighbours (get_object_tree vs find_objects vs get_text, type_text vs set_value vs press_keys, get_log vs get_action_log vs get_speech_history). A few pairs still blur: get_focus vs get_navigator_object, and inspect_object vs get_dev_info both cover API/class information for a control, so an agent may hesitate between them.
Every tool carries the nvda_ prefix followed by a snake_case verb_noun pattern (get_focus, find_objects, press_keys, activate_window, list_scripts, run_scenario). The only bare verb is nvda_speak, which reads naturally and does not break the scheme.
37 tools is heavy and well past the comfortable range, but the server legitimately spans several sub-domains: perception, input control, add-on development, and accessibility regression testing. Each tool earns a place, yet the surface is large enough that discovery and selection cost is real.
Coverage is unusually thorough: perception (tree, text, focus, speech, output history), control (keys, typing, activate, focus, set value), diagnostics (logs, event tracing), add-on development (API lookup, HTML inspection, dev info) and testing (focus-order audit, scenarios, speech preview). Minor gaps remain, such as reading or setting configuration rather than only reading it, and capturing a full-window screenshot rather than a single control.