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Scored across 45 tools
Roughly a third of the surface is explicit duplicate aliases (open_app=launch_app, read_app_state=get_app_state, get_screenshot=screenshot, list_windows=list_apps, key=press_key, left/right/middle/double/triple_click=click, hover/move_mouse, type=type_text, left_click_drag=drag), so an agent frequently has two or more tools that do the identical thing. Overlaps also exist among non-alias tools: type_text vs type_into vs paste_text vs set_value, and screenshot vs get_app_state. The 'Compatibility alias for X' phrasing helps, but boundaries remain murky.
All names are snake_case with no camelCase mixing, which is good, but verb conventions are inconsistent: verb_noun (get_app_state, list_apps, click_text, manage_window) coexists with bare verbs (click, scroll, drag, hover, panic, wait, sequence) and bare nouns (computer, ocr, screenshot). The name 'computer' for a compatibility tool is especially uninformative and breaks any pattern.
45 tools is far beyond a comfortable set and is inflated by ~14 pure aliases that add no capability. Even discounting aliases, the 30 real tools cover a lot of ground, but the alias bloat makes the surface heavy and hard to scan.
For a Hyprland desktop-control agent the lifecycle is well covered: discovery (list_apps, list_windows), state capture (get_app_state, screenshot, ocr, get_marks), input (click, type_text, paste_text, press_key, scroll, drag, set_value), window/workspace management, and safety (security_status, request_confirmation, panic, audit_replay, sequence). Minor gaps only, e.g. no explicit clipboard read/copy-back or multi-monitor enumeration beyond cursor coordinates.