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Scored across 18 tools
Most tools have distinct roles and the descriptions explicitly steer usage (tester_test_web tells the caller to use tester_browser_* for flows), but two pairs genuinely overlap: tester_browser_see vs tester_browser_inspect both return rendered content and JS errors, and tester_browser_layout_audit vs tester_browser_visual_finding both concern layout/visual defects. tester_test_web also partially duplicates the one-shot check path of tester_browser_case kind=check.
A predictable scheme is used: tester_* for project/report operations and tester_browser_* for the 13-14 session tools, all snake_case with noun or verb tails. Minor deviations exist in verb style (tester_browser_step, tester_browser_case are noun-like rather than imperative), but the prefix grouping makes the set easy to scan.
18 tools is on the heavy side for a single-purpose agent and sits in the 16-25 'feels heavy' band. Several audit tools (security/layout/accessibility) could plausibly be one parameterized audit tool, and see/inspect could merge, but each tool still maps to a discrete step of a QA pipeline.
Coverage is strong end to end: project registration/listing, session start and viewport control, case/step/assert lifecycle, multi-dimension auditing, visual-finding capture, and PASS/FAIL/BLOCKED report persistence plus artifact listing/reading. Only a session-close/cleanup or project-delete operation is absent, which doesn't block the main workflows.