Each tool maps to a distinct stage of the recording workflow—discover, start/stop, annotate, list, inspect frames—so selection is generally clear. The only mild overlap is between inspect_clip and get_frames, which both retrieve visual data from a completed recording, but their descriptions clarify the different output forms.

All tool names use a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern (list_windows, start_recording, stop_recording, mark_event, list_sessions, inspect_clip, get_frames). There are no irregular verbs, abbreviations, or mixed casing to confuse an agent.

Seven tools is right-sized for this server's purpose: a focused QA clip recording and inspection workflow. Each tool represents a necessary operation with no redundant helpers or bloat.

The core lifecycle is covered: discover windows, start/stop recording, mark events, list completed sessions, and inspect clips via contact sheets or exact frames. The main gaps are housekeeping and retrieval—there is no delete/cleanup session tool and no way to fetch the raw clip file itself, though these may be outside the server's designed scope.