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Scored across 133 tools
There are many near-synonymous tools for core actions: at least nine click variants, seven wait variants, and multiple snapshot/scrape/extract tools. The descriptions are detailed, but an agent still faces frequent ambiguity about which variant fits a given situation.
All names are snake_case and readable, but the verb/noun pattern is inconsistent: browser_launch and tab_new are noun_verb, get_url and cookie_list are verb_noun, and many tools are bare verbs like navigate, reload, hover, and scroll. There is no single predictable convention, though the mixed style is still navigable.
133 tools is an extreme count for any server, even a broad browser-automation toolkit. The surface area is bloated with specialized variants that could plausibly be consolidated, making the set hard to scan and reason about.
The domain is thoroughly covered: browser lifecycle, navigation, interaction, extraction, network capture, storage, cookies, dialogs, frames, anti-bot evasion, session management, and compound workflows all have dedicated tools. There are no obvious dead ends or major missing operations.