Scored across 39 tools
Most tools target a distinct resource+action, and descriptions explicitly separate near-neighbors (get_proxy_health vs check_proxy, page_snapshot vs page_extract_text, stop_run vs stop_profile). A few boundaries are still soft: profile_health vs get_proxy_health overlap on proxy diagnostics, and start_profile vs run_macro vs start_warmer all start browsing activity, though each is explained. Overall an agent can pick correctly with modest care.
Dominated by snake_case verb_noun (list_profiles, create_group, move_profiles_to_group, check_proxy), with a clean page_* prefix family for browser actions. Minor deviations: noun-only names like workspace_summary and profile_health sit beside get_proxy_health, and batch_generate_profiles vs create_profile use different verbs for creation. Still highly predictable.
39 tools is heavy, but the server spans several genuinely separate sub-domains (profiles, proxies, groups, macros, runs, page automation, memory, activity/sessions), each with a small coherent set. There is consolidation room — nine page_* tools and three stop_* variants could be trimmed — so it sits at the borderline rather than being well-scoped.
Coverage is broad and lifecycle-aware for reading and running (profiles, proxies, macros, runs, page interaction, memory, sessions), which is impressive. However, the surface is create/update-heavy with no delete or rename for profiles, groups or macros, and no cookie/2FA or export/import operations, leaving real gaps for housekeeping workflows.
