Firefox Tab Management Agent MCP
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TDQS
Scored across 25 tools
Most tools map to distinct resource-action pairs (list/open/close/move/pin/group/window), and descriptions clarify single vs batch or destination. The move_firefox_tab family and open_firefox_tab(s) variants are the only potentially confusable clusters, but their target and plural/singular semantics are explicit.
All names use snake_case with an action-first pattern and consistently include 'firefox'. Minor deviations like 'new_firefox_window' instead of 'create_firefox_window', plus phrase-like 'open_firefox_tabs_into_group' and 'wait_for_firefox_tab', keep it from a perfect 5.
25 tools is within the 16-25 heavy range, so the server feels dense. Each tool has a legitimate niche (single vs batch, tab vs group vs window), but some could be consolidated without losing much capability.
The set covers tab lifecycle, group management, pining, duplicating, restoring, and window moves, with batch variants to avoid dead ends. Notable gaps are explicitly closing a window and activating an existing tab, but closing a window can be approximated by closing its tabs and focus-changing appears intentionally avoided.