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Scored across 48 tools
Most tools target a clearly distinct resource+action (battery, volume, brightness, wifi, clipboard, apps), and descriptions proactively disambiguate tricky pairs like notify vs create_reminder, sleep_display vs sleep_computer, and type_text vs run_shell. A few pairs remain close (click vs click_page_link, save_browser_tab vs download_url vs list_embedded_files, list_page_links vs read_browser_tab), but the guidance largely resolves them.
The set sticks mostly to a verbose verb_noun pattern (get_battery, set_volume, list_apps, create_reminder, read_browser_tab), which is highly predictable. Minor deviations exist: bare verbs (notify, click, wait, screenshot), one noun_verb (media_control), and slightly inconsistent qualifiers (page vs browser_tab for the same concept).
At 48 tools this is a very heavy surface, well beyond the 15-25 range that already feels crowded, even accounting for the broad macOS-automation domain spanning browser, files, system, media, contacts and messaging. Individual tools are mostly justified, but the sheer count raises selection cost and overlap risk.
Coverage is broad and self-aware, with escape hatches (run_shell, run_shortcut, press_keys) for anything lacking a dedicated tool, and files/reminders/system state reasonably covered. Gaps remain: compose_email references a nonexistent send_email, and reminders/contacts/messages lack full update-delete lifecycle coverage.