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Scored across 15 tools
Several tool families intentionally overlap: smart_click vs mouse_click, smart_move vs mouse_move, browser_scroll vs scroll_until_visible, and mouse_drag vs draw_path vs draw_shape. The descriptions do provide explicit tie-breakers (semantic target vs raw coordinates, deterministic vs visual inference), but the agent must reason about more than one or two confusable pairs before choosing.
All names are snake_case and mostly verb_noun or prefix_noun (browser_open, mouse_drag, handle_popup, draw_shape). Minor deviation is the 'smart_' adjective prefix family (smart_click/smart_type/smart_move) and the outlier scroll_until_visible, but the pattern remains readable and predictable.
15 tools is within a healthy range for a browser+desktop automation agent, and each tool maps to a real primitive (open, click, type, scroll, wait, popup, draw). A few could be consolidated (dual smart_/mouse_ pointer pairs, three drag/draw tools), making it slightly heavy but not bloated.
Core browse-and-manipulate loop is covered, but notable gaps exist: no general key-press/shortcut tool, no back/forward/tab navigation, no page text/content extraction beyond a short preview, and no desktop-app typing (smart_type is scoped to visible editable browser inputs). These omissions will force agents into workarounds on non-trivial tasks.