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Scored across 70 tools
Many tools overlap in purpose, especially legacy and modern versions (e.g., navigate_to_url vs navigate_and_scrape, take_screenshot vs interact_with_page). Multiple cleanup, orchestration, and browser session management tools have ambiguous boundaries, increasing the risk of misselection.
Naming conventions are inconsistent: mix of snake_case and verb_noun (e.g., easy_replace, spawn_agent), deprecated tools mixed with current ones, and varied verb choices (list/get/find, create/delete/remove). No clear pattern is enforced.
70 tools is excessive, especially with many legacy duplicates that should have been removed. The scope is broad but could be consolidated into fewer, more focused tools. The count is far beyond the typical well-scoped range.
The server covers many domains but lacks full CRUD in some areas (e.g., knowledge graph missing delete/update for relationships and memories). Legacy tools indicate dead ends, and while core workflows exist, notable gaps remain.