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The split is essentially execute vs. read/inspect: web_action performs ordered browser/search actions, while web_info reads contracts, page/console/network state, and browser/search status. The two responsibilities are mostly distinct, though web_info's broad 'read the page/search state' scope could overlap with results returned by web_action.
Both tools use a consistent web_<noun> convention: web_action and web_info. The convention is not verb_noun, but it is predictable and uniform across the set.
Two tools is below the typical 3-15 range and feels thin, even though web_action is an intentional multiplexer handling many canonical actions. The design avoids tool explosion, but pushes discovery and complexity into arguments and the contract-reading flow.
A generic action executor plus a contract/state reader can plausibly cover browser/search lifecycle operations, including session use and inspection. However the actual action surface is hidden behind runtime discovery via web_info, so completeness is less self-evident from the exposed tools.