mcp-rnw-browser
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Scored across 15 tools
Each tool maps to a distinct browser action or session/tab operation. Snapshot vs screenshot and evaluate vs click/type are clearly differentiated by their descriptions. No two tools appear to do the same thing.
All tools share the rnw_ prefix and snake_case, which makes them readable and groupable. However, the internal pattern is not uniformly verb_noun (e.g., rnw_tabs_list, rnw_session_status vs rnw_navigate, rnw_click), so there are minor deviations.
15 tools for a browser automation server is well within the useful range. Each tool covers a necessary primitive: navigation, inspection, interaction, tab management, and session lifecycle. No obvious redundancy.
Core browser automation lifecycle is covered, including navigation, interaction, tab management, and session teardown. Advanced interactions like hover, drag, file upload, iframe handling, or network interception are absent, but agents can work around many via rnw_evaluate.