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Scored across 17 tools
The set splits cleanly into one-shot browse_* tools and stateful browse_session_* tools, and most capabilities (snapshot, navigate) are clearly differentiated by the 'existing session' qualifier. Minor overlap remains between browse and browse_sequence, browse_snapshot and browse_session_snapshot, and the generic browse_session_action versus browse_sequence's selector actions, which could cause occasional misselection.
Every tool uses consistent snake_case with a predictable prefix scheme: browse_<capability> for one-shot operations and browse_session_<action> for the stateful lifecycle. camoufox_status is the only tool without the browse prefix but still follows the same snake_case convention.
17 tools is on the heavier side but each earns its place by covering a distinct content-extraction target (links, forms, outline, find, screenshot, console, network) plus a full session lifecycle. The duplication of capabilities across stateless and session modes inflates the count slightly.
The surface covers navigation, multiple extraction modes, diagnostics, and a complete session lifecycle (start, navigate, action, snapshot, resume, close) plus status. Gaps are minor: no explicit session-listing tool and no dedicated multi-action/scripted interaction beyond the single bounded session_action.