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Scored across 69 tools
Many tools have clearly distinct purposes (navigate, click, screenshot, tabs), but several clusters overlap: browser_block_urls vs browser_block_resources, browser_set_geolocation/timezone vs browser_emulate_environment, browser_clear_storage vs browser_get_storage, and browser_set_cookie vs browser_get_cookies. The massive browser_batch tool also duplicates ~35 individual actions, creating real selection ambiguity.
Every tool uses a consistent browser_ snake_case prefix with a clear verb_noun structure (browser_new_tab, browser_get_cookies, browser_set_timezone). The convention is applied uniformly across all 69 tools with no style drift.
69 tools is an extreme mismatch for a single browser-automation server, far beyond the typical 3-15 range. Many capabilities are redundant (batch duplicates individual tools) and the sheer surface makes discovery and correct selection impractical.
Coverage is exhaustive across navigation, interaction, network capture, storage, emulation, extensions, stealth, performance, and raw CDP escape hatch. There are essentially no gaps in the browser-automation lifecycle; if anything it over-covers the domain.