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recent_activity retrieves a chronological activity log, while get_screenshot retrieves a specific image by path. Their purposes and inputs are clearly distinct, so an agent can easily choose between them.
Both names use snake_case and are readable, but patterns differ slightly: get_screenshot follows verb_noun while recent_activity is a noun phrase without an explicit verb. This is a minor deviation in an otherwise consistent two-tool set.
Two tools is thin for a server whose domain involves browser session inspection; the set feels borderline rather than well-scoped. It may be sufficient for a narrowly focused recorder, but there is little room for filtering or session management.
The core observational workflow is covered: recent_activity exposes pages, clicks, field changes, API calls, console errors, and screenshot references, and get_screenshot retrieves those images. Minor gaps exist around querying or filtering activities or managing multiple sessions, but agents can work around them.