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Scored across 7 tools
Each tool targets a distinct operation (generation, polling, cancellation, fetching from an existing chat, project selection, collection listing). The only mild overlap is between fetch_images and job_status, since fetch_images itself spawns a pollable job, but the descriptions explicitly clarify the relationship.
Names mostly follow a verb_noun pattern (generate_image, cancel_job, fetch_images, list_projects, select_project, list_collections). job_status breaks the pattern as a noun_noun status reporter, a minor deviation that is still readable.
Seven tools is well-scoped for a browser-bridge image generator: one core action, one polling tool, one cancel, one fetch, and three small configuration/listing tools. Each earns its place.
The lifecycle is covered: generate, poll, cancel, recover via fetch_images, plus project and collection discovery. Minor gaps remain, such as managing reference collections (adding/removing) from within the MCP rather than via Chrome right-click.