open-zcode-computer-use
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Scored across 30 tools
Every tool targets a distinct action or resource category: display/window/app listing, mouse variants, keyboard input, accessibility operations, clipboard access, and control flow. The closest pairs like key vs hold_key and type vs set_value are clearly differentiated by duration and input mechanism.
Most names follow a predictable lower_snake_case verb_noun pattern such as list_windows, open_application, set_value, and read_clipboard. A few outliers like key, screenshot, and cursor_position break the pattern slightly but remain recognizable and consistent in style.
With 30 tools, the server feels over-scoped for a single computer-use entry point. Many click variants and keyboard/pointer hold primitives could be parameterized or consolidated without losing capability, though the broad domain justifies some of the count.
The surface covers the main computer-use workflows: display selection, screenshots, app/window introspection, mouse and keyboard input, accessibility actions, and clipboard management. Notable minor gaps include no app termination or active window management, but agents can work around these via existing accessibility actions.