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Scored across 30 tools
Descriptions work hard to distinguish tools (device App vs preview vs shell), but three input tools—apps_control, apps_interface_input, apps_preview_input—overlap heavily in purpose, and apps_save/apps_publish both describe publishing a draft. An agent could realistically misselect among these.
Nearly all tools use snake_case with clear domain prefixes (terminal_, apps_, file_, ai_), giving a predictable namespace. take_screenshot breaks the prefix convention slightly, but overall it's consistent and readable.
30 tools exceeds the 25+ threshold that signals an over-stuffed surface for a single server. While the domain (terminal + Apps + file transfer) is broad, several tools could plausibly be merged, making this heavy relative to scope.
Coverage is strong: Apps lifecycle (create/open/save/publish/launch/exit), file transfer with pause/resume/cancel, input, import/export, and status/recovery tools are all present. Minor gaps around some session lifecycle edges, but no dead ends for core workflows.