frx-director-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 23 tools
The agent_* family has mild overlap: agent_read, agent_read_brief, and agent_state all read worker state, and agent_wait_for_stop vs agent_poll both wait for settle. However, descriptions clearly differentiate them (full vs brief vs cheap snapshot; long blocking vs short CLI polling), so misselection risk is low. Env tools (create/open/close/rename/delete/list/current/import_json/import_capture) each target a distinct action.
All names use snake_case with clear verb_noun patterns. There are three prefix families (frx_env_*, frx_*, agent_*) reflecting different subsystems, with frx_status and frx_page_automation_scan being minor deviations from frx_env_*. Within each group the convention is consistent and readable.
23 tools is on the heavy side (the 16-25 band), but the server genuinely spans two subsystems: browser environment lifecycle management and director/worker agent orchestration. Each area justifies roughly ten tools, so the count is defensible rather than padded.
Env lifecycle is well covered (create/open/close/rename/delete/list/current plus two import paths), and the worker orchestration surface (start/send/stop/poll/wait/read/state/runlog/set_mode/tools/call_tool) supports the full director loop. Minor gaps: no env settings update beyond rename/import, and no browser launch control (deliberately external).