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Scored across 6 tools
Each tool maps to a distinct capability (observe, act, enumerate windows, clipboard, status, permissions), and descriptions give clear guidance on when to use handy_see vs handy_act. There is minor overlap: window focusing exists both in handy_act as a step type and as handy_windows 'focus', and paste in handy_act overlaps with handy_clipboard write, while handy_status vs handy_permission both report permission state.
All six tools share a consistent 'handy_' prefix with snake_case suffixes. The suffixes mix verbs (see, act) with nouns (windows, clipboard, permission, status), which is a small deviation but still predictable and readable as a toolset.
Six tools is tightly scoped for a computer-control server: observe, act, windows, clipboard, status, and permissions. Each one earns its place and there is no redundant filler.
Coverage spans the core loop of screenshot -> act -> verify, plus window enumeration, clipboard I/O, and permission control. Gaps remain for window management (move/resize/close), multi-monitor enumeration, and richer clipboard formats, but agents can work around these.