polyscreen-mcp
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Scored across 43 tools
Most tools have distinct resource/action targets, and descriptions explicitly distinguish blocking vs async recording/focus and input variants. Some overlap remains among UI node reads (snapshot/find/wait) and capture/record families, but guidance usually clarifies selection.
All tools use a mobile_ prefix and snake_case, so the convention is broadly readable. However the ordering is mixed: many use noun_verb (mobile_screen_capture, mobile_app_launch) while others use verb_noun (mobile_open_url, mobile_analyze_recording).
43 tools is heavy for one device-automation server; many variants (blocking vs async capture/record/focus, several input primitives) could be consolidated or grouped. The broad Android testing scope justifies some breadth, but the surface exceeds the 25-tool threshold in the rubric.
Coverage is broad across device/display discovery, capture, recording, UI inspection, input, app lifecycle, location, clipboard, and batching. Minor gaps include no direct logcat tool despite session status mentioning logcat, and no generic file/shell operations, but core device-control workflows are well supported.