Assertify
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Scored across 26 tools
Each tool maps to a distinct resource+action (sessions, profiles, page interaction, reading), and descriptions explicitly distinguish near-neighbors like open_session vs open_sessions and snapshot vs read_text vs find. The main residual overlap is save_session versus close_session(save=True) and the screenshots toggle versus the screenshot tool, but these are clarified in the text.
All names are snake_case and verb-first, which is predictable. However the pattern is not strictly verb_noun: several tools are bare verbs (click, find, back, scroll, snapshot, handoff), so it is consistent in style but not in structure.
26 tools is on the heavy side, but this server covers two domains (encrypted login vault plus full browser control), and nearly every tool earns its place with a unique capability. A few could arguably be merged (save_session into close_session, set_screenshots into open_session options), which keeps it from a 5.
Coverage is strong: profile lifecycle (list/start/complete/rename/delete), session lifecycle (open/multi-open/save/close/handoff), navigation, element finding, clicking, typing, uploading, selects, keys, popups, scrolling, waiting, and text extraction. Gaps remain around tab management (no list/close tab), hover/drag interactions, and enumerating currently open sessions, which agents can mostly work around.