bwb-browser
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Scored across 26 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes: navigation, DOM extraction, tab management, cookies, sessions, and utility actions are clearly separated. Minor overlap exists between browser_status and browser_listTabs (both report on open tabs) and between browser_text and browser_html (both retrieve page content), but these are distinguishable by their output types.
The browser_ prefix provides a consistent namespace, but the action portion mixes conventions: standalone verbs (click, fill, goto, watch), nouns (text, html, status), and camelCase compounds (setViewport, waitForSelector, listTabs, saveCookies). This is readable but lacks the uniform verb_noun pattern seen in the highest-coherence servers.
At 26 tools, the server technically crosses the 25-tool 'too many' threshold, but the count is justified by the broad scope of browser automation (navigation, DOM, tabs, cookies, download/export, diagnostics). It feels heavy rather than bloated, with only a few niche tools like browser_fingerprint and browser_export being arguably optional.
The domain is well covered: navigation, interaction, DOM extraction, tab management, sessions, waiting, and diagnostics all have dedicated tools. Minor gaps exist—there is no explicit browser_forward, browser_reload, or browser_scroll—but these can be worked around with browser_eval or browser_act, so agents won't hit dead ends.