SceneScout
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TDQS
Scored across 25 tools
Every tool maps to a distinct phase or primitive: exploration, interaction, observation, memory, or reporting. Close pairs like snapshot/screenshot/design_audit are explicitly separated by what they capture, and run_plan vs individual action tools is clearly scoped by semantic locators vs snapshot refs.
All tools share the scout_ prefix and lowercase snake_case, making the family instantly recognizable. However, the suffix convention is mixed: bare verbs (scout_click, scout_type), nouns (scout_snapshot, scout_report), and multi-word phrases (scout_design_audit, scout_run_plan) are all present, so the pattern is readable but not a uniform verb_noun scheme.
25 tools is at the high end of the range and feels heavy for a single server, even though most tools have distinct responsibilities. Some action primitives could plausibly be consolidated, such as navigate/back or press versus other keyboard handling, making this a comprehensive but slightly bloated surface.
The tool surface covers the full scouting lifecycle: project discovery, session/authentication, navigation, interaction, crawling, snapshotting, design audit, journey measurement, finding capture/resolution, persistent notes, coverage tracking, and gated reporting. There are no obvious dead ends; gaps like waiting or custom assertions are handled by snapshot diffs, oracle violations, and run_plan semantics.