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Scored across 28 tools
Several tools overlap in action space: 'click' and 'real_click' both click at viewport coordinates, and 'real_activate_tab' overlaps with tab switching. However, the descriptions do clarify the mechanism differences well enough that an agent can usually pick the right tool.
Naming is inconsistent: verb_noun names like 'explore_page' and 'type_text' sit alongside bare verbs like 'read', 'click', and 'wait', plus bare nouns like 'tabs', 'cookies', and 'session'. The 'real_' prefix is only used on three tools, adding to the lack of a predictable pattern.
With 28 tools, the server exceeds the 25-tool threshold for 'too many'. Several tools are narrow lifecycle or debugging helpers, such as 'respawn_offscreen', 'extension_reload', and 'websense_guide', which inflate the surface without adding distinct user-facing capabilities.
The tool set thoroughly covers the browser-automation lifecycle: navigation, reading, clicking, typing, forms, scrolling, waiting, tabs, dialogs, cookies, console/network logs, screenshots, and JS evaluation. There are no obvious dead ends for common agent workflows.