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Scored across 23 tools
Most tools target distinct actions, but browser_run_code and browser_evaluate overlap heavily as JavaScript execution tools. browser_tabs bundles list/create/close tab operations while browser_context_info also describes tabs, adding some boundary ambiguity.
The browser_ prefix is used consistently and most tools follow a verb_object style. The main deviations are noun-style names like browser_tabs, browser_context_info, browser_network_requests, and browser_console_messages, plus loose forms like browser_wait_for.
23 tools is on the heavy side for an MCP server, though the browser automation scope justifies much of the surface. The count could be tightened by merging or removing the overlapping JS execution tools.
The toolset covers navigation, interaction, forms, uploads, drag-and-drop, dialogs, waiting, screenshots, accessibility snapshots, console logs, network requests, tabs, and browser lifecycle. Minor gaps like cookie/storage management and an explicit reload/new-page tool exist, but core automation workflows have no dead ends.