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Scored across 8 tools
Each tool maps to a distinct phase of the workflow: enumerate tasks, open, discover windows, act, screenshot, poll result, close, and query capabilities. The only mild overlap is between desktop_tasks (lists tasks and enrolled live windows) and desktop_discover (lists a task's owned windows), but the descriptions make the boundary clear. desktop_action is a large catch-all, though its action list is well-documented.
Every tool shares the predictable 'desktop_' prefix in snake_case, which makes the set easy to scan. However, the suffixes mix verb_noun forms (open_task, close_task) with bare nouns (tasks, capabilities, action, screenshot, result) and one bare verb (discover), so the pattern is not uniformly verb_noun.
Eight tools is well-scoped for a desktop automation server, with no redundant entries. Each tool covers a distinct lifecycle step (open, discover, act, capture, poll, close) plus a capability probe.
The lifecycle is essentially fully covered: task creation, window discovery, action execution with durable result polling, screenshots, and teardown, plus a capabilities check. Minor gaps exist, such as no explicit wait/synchronization primitive or direct window-tree query outside the action call, but agents can work around these with desktop_result polling and the 'tree' action.