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Scored across 22 tools
Each tool targets a distinct browser concern: history, tab/session management, page reading, interaction, and capture. Even similar readers like wb_snapshot, wb_get_text, and wb_find are explicitly differentiated by intended use and output type.
All tools share a consistent wb_ prefix and snake_case style, but a few names such as wb_status, wb_network, and wb_console are nouns rather than verb_noun commands. This is a minor deviation from the otherwise predictable pattern.
22 tools is above the typical compact range, but the broad browser-automation domain justifies most entries with little duplication. It feels slightly heavy rather than bloated or sparse.
The tool surface covers the full browser workflow: connection checking, navigation, tab lifecycle, page reading, interaction, waiting, screenshots, network/console capture, and upload. Minor gaps like dedicated cookie or dropdown helpers exist, but agents can work around them with wb_evaluate.