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Scored across 61 tools
The set has clear domain boundaries overall, but several pairs overlap or act as aliases: install_module vs upsert_module, set_module_enabled vs toggle_module, execute_replay_item vs execute_replay_request, and fetch_binary_payload vs get_captured_request. Descriptions help resolve most cases, but an agent still has to choose carefully among similar-sounding operations.
Nearly all tools follow a consistent snake_case verb_noun convention, such as list_rewrite_rules, get_captured_request, and delete_scheduled_task. Minor variants like go_back_web_page and go_forward_web_page are internally consistent and do not break the pattern.
At 61 tools, the server is far beyond the recommended 3–15 range and exceeds the 50-tool threshold that indicates an extreme surface-size mismatch. Even across multiple subdomains, the count is heavy enough to overwhelm tool selection and includes compatibility aliases that further inflate the surface.
The surface covers full lifecycle operations for rewrite scripts, rewrite rules, modules, scheduled tasks, replay items, host mappings, web view navigation, traffic capture, system logs, and runtime status. CRUD, validation, execution, rollback, enable/disable, and clearing operations are broadly represented, leaving no obvious dead ends for the stated iOS-network-debugging domain.