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Scored across 16 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes (mouse vs keyboard vs window vs display), but move_window and resize_window overlap since move_window can also resize with -1 parameters, and focus_window vs set_window_state could potentially confuse. Descriptions are clear enough to disambiguate.
Naming follows mixed conventions: list_monitors, close_window, and focus_window use verb-first, while mouse_move, mouse_click, and keyboard_type are noun-first, and screenshot is a single word. The pattern is readable but not consistent across the set.
With 16 tools, the set is on the heavier side of typical scopes, but it covers four distinct domains (display, input, window, process) with no redundant tools. Each tool earns its place, though it feels slightly larger than necessary.
Core desktop automation workflows are covered: capture screen, move/click/scroll, type, and manage windows. Missing capabilities like per-window screenshots and drag-and-drop are minor gaps that agents can often work around with existing tools.