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Scored across 32 tools
Each tool is namespaced by subsystem (browser, tab, page, dom, network, console, banner) and performs a clearly distinct action. Even similar tools like network_remove_mock versus network_clear_mocks are easily differentiated by specificity.
The naming is largely consistent with a domain_prefix plus action pattern, and all tools use snake_case. Minor deviations like browser_status, tab_screenshot, and dom_input_value break the strict verb_noun pattern but do not cause real confusion.
With 32 tools, the server exceeds the 25-tool threshold and feels heavy even though the tools are organized by subsystem. The count is defensible for a full browser automation surface, but it is still more than a typical MCP server should expose.
The toolset covers core browser automation workflows: browser lifecycle, tabs, DOM interaction, network interception, console logging, and screenshots. However, browser_launch has no corresponding browser_close or quit tool, so a launched Chrome instance cannot be cleanly terminated through the server.