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Scored across 22 tools
Most tools target distinct actions (observe, choose, save/load, screenshots, files), but there are ambiguous pairs: choose() explicitly answers dialog buttons while click_ui() claims to 'click dialogs', and find_ui vs inspect_ui both locate controls. These overlaps require careful description reading to pick correctly.
All names are snake_case and follow a verb_noun pattern for resource-targeting tools (save_state, open_game, get_variables, list_downloads). The spread of bare verbs (observe, choose, wait, back, restart, find_ui, inspect_ui, click_ui) deviates slightly, though it reads as an intentional convention for acting on the current game state.
22 tools is on the heavy side for a game-automation server. Several functions arguably overlap (choose/click_ui, find_ui/inspect_ui, screenshot/live_view), suggesting some consolidation is possible, though most tools do earn their place.
The surface spans the full play lifecycle: open/close, observe, choose/interact, wait, back/restart, save/load state, screenshots/live view, file upload/download, variables, console errors, journal, and UI inspection. Minor gaps exist (no direct story-variable setter, no passage search/jump), but these are workaroundable via interact and find_ui.