mcp-chrome-server
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Scored across 36 tools
Most tools have distinct purposes (e.g., navigate, click, type), but tool_web_login overlaps with multiple basic tools and could cause ambiguity. Additionally, tool_get_text and tool_get_elements have similar functionality.
All tools follow a consistent 'tool_verb_noun' snake_case pattern. While tool_web_login deviates slightly, the overall pattern is uniform and predictable.
36 tools is excessive for a browser automation server. Many low-level tools (e.g., tool_implicitly_wait, tool_set_page_load_timeout) could be combined or made optional, leading to unnecessary complexity.
Covers core browser actions (navigation, clicking, typing, cookies, frames, windows) but lacks explicit element wait conditions, alert handling, and attribute retrieval. The login tool partially addresses high-level needs.