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Scored across 24 tools
Most tools target clearly distinct browser actions, and the descriptions explicitly distinguish tab-scoped navigation from browser history (go_back) and scrolling. There is some potential overlap between scroll variants and pagination tools, and execute_js could be seen as a catch-all alternative, but the intended boundaries are mostly clear.
Nearly all names use readable snake_case, and action tools generally follow verb_noun or verb patterns. Minor deviations include one-word controls like done and wait, and noun-only names like previous_page and next_page, but the set remains predictable overall.
At 24 tools, the set is on the heavy side for a browser automation server and includes several granular scroll and tab primitives that could be consolidated. However, each tool does correspond to a real browser operation, so the count is not entirely unjustified.
The surface covers core browser workflows: navigation, inspection, clicking, text input, scrolling, tabs, dropdowns, JavaScript execution, and recipe replay. Some gaps remain, such as explicit hover, drag-and-drop, file upload, screenshots, or forward navigation, but these are relatively minor for many tasks.