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TDQS
Scored across 27 tools
Most tools target distinct actions/resources, and descriptions actively steer agents between similar tools (hierarchy vs observe vs screenshot, tap vs tap_text vs act). A few boundaries still blur: status vs get_links both expose session/driver state, and finish vs stop vs feedback all relate to ending or wrapping up work.
The previewapk_ snake_case prefix is used consistently across all tools, with most names following a verb_noun or clear resource pattern. Minor deviations exist where noun-only names (hierarchy, device, status) sit alongside action names, but the convention remains readable.
27 tools is heavy for a single MCP server and sits in the borderline-overloaded range. Many tools are justified by the broad mobile QA domain, but some consolidation is possible—particularly around recording, observation, and session lifecycle tools.
The surface covers the full mobile QA lifecycle: device selection, session start/stop, UI observation, gestures, text input, app relaunch, logs, recording, file transfer, device settings, and APK hot-swap. Minor gaps exist, such as standalone long-press/double-tap (only via act) and app-data/network-condition controls, but workarounds are available.