The tools form a clear browser-automation loop (open → read → click/type → close) with distinct roles. The only soft overlap is between idealista_guide and idealista_status, since both are 'call first' onboarding/readiness checks, which could cause hesitation about which to invoke initially.

All seven tools use the same vendor-prefixed snake_case pattern (idealista_verb), with consistent verb-style suffixes (guide, status, open, read, click, type, close). No mixed conventions or casing deviations.

Seven tools is well-scoped for a browser-driven listing-management wrapper: each one maps to a distinct step (guidance, status, session lifecycle, and page interaction primitives). Nothing feels redundant or bloated.

The core session lifecycle and interaction primitives are covered, but the browser-control surface has notable gaps: no scroll, no select/dropdown handling, no keypress/submit, and no screenshot or wait-for-load. Since the actual listing create/update operations must be reproduced through this thin primitive set, agents may hit dead ends on common Idealista form flows.