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firefox-bidi-mcp

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    TDQS

    B3.2/5.0

    Scored across 178 tools

    Disambiguation2/5

    Despite extremely rich individual descriptions, the surface contains many near-synonym clusters that an agent must read at length to separate: browser_clear_data vs browser_clear_cache vs browser_clear_site_cache, browser_list_downloads vs browser_list_download_events vs browser_download_manage vs browser_download_add, browser_search_engine vs browser_get_search_engine vs browser_add_search_engine, browser_evaluate vs browser_run_in_extension, and a large pile of tab tools (close_tab/close_other_tabs/close_tabs_to_right/close_tabs_by_url/remove_duplicate_tabs/move_tab/move_tab_to_window/move_tab_to_container/move_tab_to_group/move_tab_to_split_view). With 178 tools, selection among overlapping neighbours is genuinely error-prone even with good prose.

    Naming Consistency3/5

    The browser_ snake_case prefix is used throughout, which is a real plus, but verb choice is inconsistent: new_tab/new_window alongside create_container, open_about_page, add_bookmark, insert-style tools, and many noun-only names (browser_info, browser_page_info, browser_screen_info, browser_memory_usage, browser_selfcheck, browser_troubleshoot). The result is readable but not predictable enough to guess a name without consulting the list.

    Tool Count1/5

    178 tools is an extreme mismatch for any agent-facing server: the tool list alone consumes enormous context and forces the model to discriminate among dozens of low-frequency operations (DevTools opener, Tampermonkey userscripts, Sync probing, toolbar widget layout, certificate overrides). Far past the 50+ threshold for 'extreme mismatch', even though each tool is individually justified.

    Completeness5/5

    The surface is remarkably complete for full browser control: tabs/windows lifecycle, navigation, input, screenshots/PDF, cookies, storage clearing, bookmarks (including folders, tags, HTML import/export, backups), history, downloads, logins, prefs, add-ons/themes, proxies, certificates, containers, DevTools, network interception and response bodies. Even acknowledged upstream gaps are documented and worked around rather than left as blind spots.

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