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Scored across 24 tools
Each tool targets a distinct action: tap, long_press, swipe, type_text, etc. Even similar tools like assert_visible and assert_not_visible are clearly opposites. No functional overlap.
All tool names use lowercase snake_case, with a mix of verb-first and noun-first constructions (e.g., 'accessibility_audit' vs 'assert_visible'), but the pattern is largely predictable and readable.
24 tools is slightly high but well-scoped for mobile testing: device management, UI interaction, assertions, visual testing, reporting, and gestures are all covered. Each tool has a clear purpose.
The set covers core workflows: device setup, UI queries, interactions, assertions, screenshots/video, and reporting. Missing explicit drag-and-drop or back navigation, but swipe and long_press compensate.