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Scored across 23 tools
Tools are largely distinct, with clear prefixes and domain-specific actions. Minor overlap exists between browser_type (focused element) and browser_fill (selector-based), and between browser_goto and browser_http_get, but descriptions mostly disambiguate them.
All tools share the browser_ prefix and lowercase snake_case, creating a predictable style. A few names are noun-like rather than verb-first (browser_page_info, browser_current_tab, browser_js, browser_cdp), so it is not perfectly uniform.
23 tools is on the heavier side and crosses into 'feels heavy' territory, though most operations are legitimate browser actions. The wait variants and raw CDP/JS escape hatches add some redundancy, making the set slightly larger than ideal.
The set covers core browser automation workflows: navigation, tabs, input, waiting, screenshots, uploads, recording, JS evaluation, and raw CDP. Missing conveniences like back/forward/reload and more advanced DOM inspection can be worked around via browser_js or browser_cdp.