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TDQS
Scored across 10 tools
Each tool targets a fairly distinct capability (inspect, find, act, clipboard, launch, window management, record/replay, screenshot), and descriptions carefully rank cost so agents know when to use find vs snapshot vs screenshot. However, snapshot's filter parameter largely duplicates find, and act's built-in launch/focus/scroll steps overlap with the launch and window tools, creating minor boundary confusion.
All names are short lowercase tokens, but the set mixes nouns (clipboard, window, routine, screenshot) with verbs (find, act, launch, done), and screen_info is the lone snake_case outlier. Readable, but no predictable verb_noun convention to generalize from.
Ten tools is well-scoped for a desktop-control agent: one tool per major capability tier (observe, find, act, transport utilities, automation, cleanup) with no filler tools. Nothing looks padded or missing at the count level.
The surface covers the full perceive-act loop: screen/window enumeration, element discovery, input execution, launching, clipboard, replayable routines, and a proper teardown via done. Minor gaps exist — window management only explicitly advertises move/target (no clear close/minimize/resize), and there's no way to read a titled window's text without OCR or snapshotting.