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Scored across 19 tools
Each tool maps to a distinct resource/action: tabs, scripts, WebMCP tools, and context gathering are cleanly separated. The one soft spot is the import_script/export_script/sync_scripts trio, where the directionality (import = pull to local file, export = push to Customaise, sync = bulk pull) is counterintuitive and could cause misselection, though the descriptions clarify it.
Consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern throughout (focus_tab, list_tabs, open_tab, close_tab, get_page_context, toggle_script, delete_script). Verb prefixes are predictable and used uniformly across all 19 tools.
19 tools is a touch heavy but each earns its place across three clear concerns: browser tab control, script lifecycle management, and WebMCP/script execution. Slightly on the high side but not bloated for the scope.
Full lifecycle coverage for scripts (list/import/export/delete/toggle/sync) and tabs (open/close/focus/list/reload), plus context and WebMCP execution. Minor gaps like creating a script from scratch or reading a single script's raw source still get 'minor gap' rather than blocking.